The risk for noncephalic pain was increased in pediatric patients with severe and frequent migraine, with the greatest risk observed in those with continuous headache.

HealthDay News — Low oral health scores are associated with higher pain scores, including migraine headache, among women, according to a study published online April 9 in Frontiers in Pain Research.

Imbalances in oral microbiota and poor oral health are associated with increased migraines and body pain in women with central sensitization disorders, a new study shows.

But a new study from Australia suggests that poor oral hygiene could be affecting more than just your teeth - it might also be linked to body pain, including headaches and chronic conditions like ...

A new study out of Australia also found a surprising link between poor oral hygiene and body aches, migraines and stomach pain — especially in women. This week in the journal Frontiers in Pain ...

New research from the University of Sydney has revealed poor oral health is significantly associated with higher instances of migraines, abdominal and body pain in women. Published in Frontiers in ...