August 27, 2010

Study Asks Who Hasn’t Had Dental Cavities?

Data about dental cavities, periodontal disease, oral treatment needs, the use of dental prostheses and dental hygiene habits among the adult population

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Dental Health Benefited With Fluoride in Water

Children drinking fluoride-enhanced water, a new study has found, benefits their dental health in adulthood decades later.

“Your fluoridation exposure

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August 6, 2010

Dental Myths Exploded

Even with a very careful regimen of dental care, if there continues to be problems, then there has to be more understanding of certain facts.

Scientists

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August 3, 2010

Tooth Gaps may Result from Tongue Piercing

A study by University at Buffalo researchers says that ‘playing’ with a pierced-tongue stud can eventually result in a gap between the front teeth.

“It

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Dental Surgery Errors Could be Reduced by Pilot Safety Protocol

A new research questioned why the same safety standards that apply to pilots cannot be used for dentists too since both professions have little room for error.

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July 28, 2010

Scientists Develop New Gel That can Help Decayed Teeth Grow

A gel that can help decayed teeth re-grow in just weeks, which could in turn mean an end to fillings, has been developed by French researchers.

The

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July 16, 2010

Relationship of Oral Cancers and Periodontal Disease Studied

J. Meyle, Justus Liebig University, Giessen, Germany, will present an abstract titled “IP. gingivalis/I Infection and Immune Evasion of Oral Carcinomas”

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July 9, 2010

Dentist Pulls Wrong Tooth; Ordered to Pay Rs 57, 200

A dentist who had removed a wrong tooth of a patient has been ordered to pay more than Rs 57,000 by a consumer forum. Poonam Devi, a resident of Chandigarh,

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July 8, 2010

Jaw Injuries from Giant Burgers in Taiwan

Following a growing number of jaw injury cases Taiwanese dentists have urged fast food chains to drop over-sized hamburgers from their menus, a report said Thursday.

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July 6, 2010

Simple Measures can Prevent Tooth Decay

Our teeth are the best assets that often help massively in making a first impression. A bright smile goes a long way in healing divisions and in making new friends.

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