Study: Alcohol Consumption Can Have a Negative Impact on Gum Health
In a recent study published ahead of print in the Journal of Periodontology, Brazilian researchers have found that consumption of alcoholic beverages can.
Todays Dental News
Red Wine may not be so Good for Oral Health
Red wine may be good for your overall health but not so much for you oral health. The acidity of red wine leaves.
Today's Dental News
Lifestyle, Diet May Prevent Oral Cancer
New research shows something that should be obvious. A healthy diet and a healthy lifestyle can greatly reduce the risk of oral cancer..
Industry News
8th Annual NYC Oral Cancer Walk on April 21
On Sunday, April 21, 2013, starting at 11am (rain or shine), oral cancer survivors and their families will join dental students, residents, and.
Today's Dental News
Alcohol Consumption Increases Oral Cancer Risk for Men
Oral cancer risk in men goes up significantly as a result of alcohol consumption, according to a new study. The American Journal of.
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Alcohol Can Have Disastrous Impact on Oral Health
It’s not a stretch for oral cancer to develop after excessive alcohol consumption. The Finnish Dental Association recently issued a warning about the.
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Study Claims Smile is Key to Everything
An attractive smile leads to success and happiness. That’s what many people assume, according to a dental research group in the United Kingdom..
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CDA Advises People to Receive Oral Cancer Screenings
It’s essential for people to visit the dentist to receive an oral cancer screening. It’s even more important this month, since April is.
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Daily Drinking May Increase Oral Cancer Risk
Two glasses of wine or some types of beer on a daily basis can increase oral cancer risk, according to a recent study..
Science and Medicine
Binge Drinkers Crave Liquid Courage
Participants rated the upsides to drinking as more positive and likely to happen in the future, a finding the researchers call “rose-colored beer.
