Partnership Launches Campaign Against Erosive Tooth Wear
The King’s College London Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences is joining with the Erosive Tooth Wear Foundation, the Faculty of General.
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Appliance Fights Apnea and Acidosis by Improving Oxygen Flow
Sleep apnea results in oxygen deficiencies, leading to greater acidic content in the body. Yet new data and techniques enable dentists to make.
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The Body’s Immune System May Contribute to Cavities and Failed Fillings
The body’s own defense system could be a major contributor to tooth decay and filling failure, according to the University of Toronto Faculty.
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Galla Chinensis Inhibits Acid to Fight Cavities
Neutral oral environments lead to better oral health, as acid can lead to caries. An herb known as Galla Chinensis that has substantial.
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Galla Chinensis Inhibits Acid to Fight Cavities
Neutral oral environments lead to better oral health, as acid can lead to caries. An herb known as Galla Chinensis that has substantial.
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Study Reveals How Caries-Causing Bacteria Survive in Dental Plaque
Extracellular polysaccharides (EPS) play a central role in the survival capabilities of caries-causing bacteria in dental plaque, according to researchers with the Preventive.
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Lower Buffered Doses of Lidocaine as Effective as Standard Doses
A lower dose of the local anesthetic lidocaine can be made as effective as a higher dose by changing the formulation’s acidity, giving.
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Virulent Bacterium Variant Increases Caries Risk in Children
Children who are at higher risk of caries may have a more virulent variant of Streptococcus mutans whose adhesive function makes it more.
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Virulent Bacterium Variant Increases Caries Risk in Children
Children who are at higher risk of caries may have a more virulent variant of Streptococcus mutans whose adhesive function makes it more.
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89% of Adolescents Consume Sports Drinks
Sports drinks continue to be popular among adolescents, with 89% of 12- to 14-year-olds consuming them, according to a survey of 4 schools.
