Microbe Biofilm on Teeth Interact
A new type of fluorescent labeling technology determined that microbe biofilm can interact with other bacteria when located on a tooth. It was.
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Leading Periodontists Worldwide Excited about Research Data
More Human Histologic Research, This Time on ‘Hopeless’ Teeth! Research Sponsored in Part by Millennium Dental Technologies, Inc. and the Institute for Advanced.
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Patterson Dental Introduces Explore Store
Patterson Dental introduces Explore Store, a new online technology marketplace now available on www.PattersonDental.com/AppStore, at the Greater New York Dental Meeting Nov. 27-30..
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Periodontitis May Stem From Obesity
Obese people may have more reasons to worry about periodontitis. A study titled “MicroRNA Modulation in Obesity and Periodontitis” analyzed this issue in.
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Healthy Bacteria May be Tied to Gum Disease
Mouth bacteria considered normal may eventually lead to gum disease. This information comes from a study done by Queen Mary, University of London..
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Many Pets Have Problems with Periodontal Disease
Many pet owners are unaware of the one of the biggest health problems their pets may encounter: periodontal disease. It’s one of the.
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Dental Health Pivotal During Pregnancy
There are many problems that could arise if good oral health isn’t maintained during pregnancy. There’s a direct correlation between pregnant mothers with.
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Dentists Could Aid in Diabetes Diagnosis
Dentists may be critical in the process of identifying diabetes. That’s because many cases of diabetes go undetected. But if a dentist sees.
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Periodontist Uses Device to Aid in Tooth Loss Prevention
A periodontist is using a tool to help treat periodontal disease. Evelyn Huaman, a periodontist in Merced, Calif., is using a computer that.
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Dentists May be Able to Diagnose Diabetes
Dental visits can aid in the process of diagnosing diabetes or prediabetes for people with the condition, according to researchers at the Columbia.
