Caroline Bonin, Author at NewMouth

Caroline Bonin

Medical Contributor

Caroline is a content contributor for NewMouth. She earned her M.S. in Digital Audience Strategy from Arizona State University in 2020 and has worked as a health coach and a therapeutic yoga teacher.

Caroline loves writing comprehensive breakdowns of dental concepts in a way that's easy for anyone to digest. She's proud to work with the NewMouth team, which includes staff editors and expert medical reviewers (licensed dental professionals), to deliver high-quality, accurate dental information.

Her extensive experience in the healthcare field, from her work as a patient care coordinator to several years as a wellness coach, has yielded a passion for connecting people with the resources they need and helping them understand their care. She's thrilled to continue that mission with NewMouth.

Education

Oberlin College - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Music
Arizona State University - Master of Science (M.S.) in Digital Audience Strategy

Latest articles from the author

What is Granulomatous Cheilitis?

Granulomatous cheilitis is a rare condition that involves persistent lip swelling. It affects roughly 0.08% of the general population, particularly adults between the ages of 20 and 40.1 While not life-threatening, it can cause permanent damage to the lips if untreated. What is Granulomatous Cheilitis? Granulomatous cheilitis, or Miescher cheilitis, is a chronic inflammatory disorder […]

What Are the Roles of Different Parts of the Tongue?

What are the Different Parts of the Tongue? The tongue is a complex muscular organ in the mouth and is made up of five parts. The five areas of the tongue perform different functions and are supported by separate nerves and blood vessels. The five visible parts of the tongue are: Each of these five […]

What Are Proven Methods to Heal a Bitten Tongue Faster?

Biting your tongue on accident can be uncomfortable, but it’s not uncommon. Most people bite their tongues occasionally. It most frequently occurs while eating or talking, though some people may bite their tongues during sleep. Most minor tongue bites heal independently within a few days to a week. More severe bites, however, may take longer […]

Why Do I Have a Black Under Tongue?

Why is my Tongue Black? Keratin (a protein) and bacteria/fungi buildup can cause a black tongue. Dark beverages or foods can also turn the tongue’s surface black. A healthy tongue is usually pink in color with a whitish coating. If you notice a black tint to your tongue, it can indicate an underlying condition. Other […]

What Causes Glossitis and How Can it Be Treated?

What is Glossitis? Glossitis is a condition characterized by tongue swelling and inflammation. It can also make your tongue look smooth or discolored. In severe cases, you might notice pain in your tongue or difficulty swallowing. You can develop tongue swelling quickly or over an extended period. The condition has many causes, including anemia, nutrient […]