Electric Toothbrushes Help Prevent Tooth Loss
Electric toothbrushes help prevent tooth loss, according to researchers at the University of Greifswald in Germany. “Electric toothbrushes have become increasingly popular among.
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Oral Healthcare Improves Substance Abuse Treatment
People who struggle with substance use disorder also often struggle with poor oral health, which can lead to damaged interpersonal skills, poor nutrition,.
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Survey Reveals Mixed Bag of Oral Health Habits
Simplyhealth has released the results of its annual Consumer Oral Health Survey, which explores dental attendance and oral health habits as well as.
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Pharmacists Dispense Oral Health Advice to Save NHS Millions
Poor oral health costs England’s National Health Service (NHS) £3.4 billion each year, with tooth decay the most common reason for hospital admissions.
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Oral Health Tops List of Wellness Concerns
Americans really are concerned about their oral health. According to a study of 2,000 Americans conducted by OnePoll in conjunction with Pronamel, 83%.
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Another Study Links Alzheimer’s Disease With Oral Bacteria
Porphyromonas gingivalis can travel throughout the body and exude toxins connected with Alzheimer’s disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and aspiration pneumonia, report researchers at the.
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Philips Partners With Delta Dental of California on Oral Healthcare Research
Delta Dental of California and Royal Philips will partner to promote and improve oral health and wellness. Together, they will conduct research to.
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The United Kingdom Lags in School-Based Oral Health Education
Today on World Oral Health Day (WOHD), the FDI World Dental Federation released the results of a survey from 13 countries that asked.
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Motivational Interviewing May Improve Oral Hygiene Behavior
Dentists always recommend brushing twice a day and flossing every day, in addition to curbing alcohol and tobacco use, for maintaining a healthy.
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Most Parents Don’t Know When Kids Should First See the Dentist
The oral health community agrees that babies should first see the dentist when their first tooth emerges, or by their first birthday. However,.
