If the phrase “root canal” makes you want to run faster than someone yelling “free samples” at Costco, you’re not alone. For years, root canals have been the horror movie villain of dentistry. People imagine drills, pain, and weeks of misery—when in reality, a root canal is more like a boring documentary with a surprisingly happy ending. Seriously, your favorite root canal dentist probably spends more time convincing patients it’s not a medieval torture session than actually doing the procedure. Let’s bust some of the biggest myths that cause unnecessary panic.

Good vision is vital for daily life, and the desire to preserve or improve eyesight is something most people share. With the internet full of advice and social media flooded with health hacks, many individuals turn to home remedies and natural methods, hoping to strengthen their vision without medical intervention. While healthy habits and lifestyle choices can support eye health, not all widely shared claims hold up to scientific scrutiny.

Your cervix is like the bouncer of your reproductive system—quiet, firm, and standing guard at the entrance of the uterus nightclub. But even bouncers get irritated. Enter cervicitis: an inflammation of the cervix that your body did not RSVP for. It might not sound as flashy as some other diagnoses, but cervicitis deserves a little spotlight—and possibly some antibiotics.

Once upon a time, there was a tiny cavity—small, unassuming, a mere speck in the enamel cosmos. But left unchecked, that little rascal went full villain. One missed dental appointment later, and BAM: you're on the express train to Root Canal Town, population: you, your nerves, and a playlist of regret.