Israeli Dentists Replace Syrian Man’s Jaw with 3-D Printed Titanium
A recent report from the Middle East concerns a Syrian farmer innocently struck by a projectile from a military jet.
5 Reasons to get Dental Implants
While there are a number of options for treating a missing tooth or missing teeth, dental implants offer a number of advantages over alternatives such as dentures and bridges. Following …
Smiling could Improve Your Business Success
A friendly smile may be a secret to business success, according to a growing body of research. Of course, a healthy smile is every bit as important as a welcoming, …
8 Teeth the Difference between UK’s Rich and Poor, Study Says
Oral health is significantly worse among the poorest people, according to recent research from the United Kingdom. Preventive dentistry is the most effective way of avoiding costly, long-term dental health …
Growing Brain Cells From Teeth
Since 2005, with the discovery of stem cells in teeth, researchers have been actively exploring the possibilities of this groundbreaking field. Now, scientists from the University of Adelaide have discovered …
Scientists Make Advances in the Study of Periodontitis Bacteria
In the field of medical research the human mouth is often referred to as “biological dark matter,” due to the stubbornness of the bacterium found in this part of the …
The Connection between Periodontal Disease and Cardiovascular Disease
Yet another study points to dental health, or the lack thereof, as an indicator for other more serious health conditions, according to the European Society of Cardiology (ESC). The links …
The Fungus in Your Mouth
A dentist will tell you, mouths are teeming with microbes, bacteria and fungus – yes, fungus. It’s a perfectly balanced mix but when disrupted, leads to oral disease. A study …
Travel for a Tooth Ache?
Dental tourism, the trend of traveling abroad to have costly dental implants or other dental work done cheaply, has become very popular in recent years. With the costs of care …
Finding Treatment for Your Dry Mouth
Xerostomia, or chronic dry mouth, affects about 10% of the general population. At times, it can make it difficult to speak and even lead to malnutrition. Salivary gland dysfunction can …