American Dental Association Refutes Bottled Water Report
There is no evidence that suggests bottled water could lead to tooth decay, according to a spokesman for the American Dental Association. Earlier.
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Mouthwash Could Prevent Tooth Decay
A new mouthwash may eradicate tooth decay. The mouthwash, which was created by a microbiologist from the UCLA School of Dentistry, targets Streptococcus.
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Sugar-Free Products May be Harmful
New research shows that sugar-free gum, soft drinks and other sugarless products may not be as beneficial as first thought. These products could.
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Panel Makes Recommendations on Various Issues
Sugar-free chewing gum, lozenges and hard candy containing xylitol could help to prevent cavities. This information comes from a recent expert panel put.
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Early Oral Care May Prevent Later Problems
It may be essential to provide dental care for your child as soon as he or she is born. A study by the.
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Programs Attempt to Halt Tooth Decay in Children
A new program will try to stop tooth decay by adding a new layer to monitoring a child’s health. Programs to implement tooth.
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Xylitol Limits Amount of Cavities in Babies
Xylitol may be the key to reducing cavities in babies. A new study indicates that mothers can stop cavities from forming in their.
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Ultradent Announces Launch of BPA Website
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah, May 2011 – Ultradent Products, Inc. announced the launch of a website dedicated to BPA education. The website, www.ultrasealxt.com, is.
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Researchers Pinpoint Cavity-Causing Bacterium
Researchers believe they have identified bacteria that cause early childhood caries. A team of scientists from Boston agreed with previous information stating that.
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Second-hand Smoke Could be Related to Cavities
A new study indicates that second-hand smoke may have an effect on cavities. People who inhale second-hand smoke may be at a higher.
