March 6, 2010

1 in 5 Kids Do Not Get Dental Check-ups Annually

A study by the Pew Center says that one in five U.S. children do not get annual dental examinations done. Additionally the report said that many states

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Recession Triggers Rise in Teeth Grinding

Teeth grinding, also called as bruxism, is on the rise thanks to the global financial crisis, say dentists. Bruxism is related to anxiety disorder and

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Preterm Birth Incidences Reduced by Successful Treatment of Periodontal Disease

The effect of periodontal treatment, irrespective of efficacy of treatment, in reducing infant prematurity has been explored by many studies.

In

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Study Says Stressed People Likely to Grind Teeth at Night

A new study has revealed that stress not only hurts your brain, but also has a bad effect on teeth.

Boffins writing in BioMed Central’s open access

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February 20, 2010

Children Will Follow Their Parent to the Dentist

As with many other things in life, whether or not children receive regular dental care is strongly associated with their parents’ history of seeking dental care.

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Glaxo Announces Will Remove Zinc From Denture Cream

Pharma major GlaxoSmithKiline PLC has announced that it was taking precautionary measures to remove zinc from its denture creams. “We are taking these

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January 23, 2010

Hi-tech Jet Could Soon Replace Dentist’s Drill

A futuristic “plasma jet” that eradicates tooth decay without fillings could soon replace the dentist’s drill.

In the study, published in the February

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January 22, 2010

Parents Advised To Use Fluoridated Toothpaste in Children

A new report advises parents to use fluoride toothpastes (with a minimum concentration of 1,000 parts per million) to prevent tooth decay in their children.

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Dentist’s Drill may be Replaced by Plasma Jets

Plasma jets which can destroy tooth decay-causing bacteria has shown promise as an effective and less painful alternative to the dentist’s drill, according

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January 19, 2010

Good Dental Hygiene Not Enough for Tooth Enamel Decay!!

Experts have pointed that the two factors - too little saliva and inadequate fluoride - and not good dental hygiene alone, that necessarily stop tooth enamel from decaying.

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