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Lack of Fluoridated Water and High Sugar Intake Increase Tooth Decay Risk by 70%

Children with limited exposure to fluoridated water and a high sugar intake are 70% more likely to develop cavities in their permanent teeth,.

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Many Kids Use Too Much Toothpaste When They Brush

The dental community universally recommends that children should brush their teeth twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste and drink fluoridated water to.

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Biting and Chewing Cause Adult Teeth to Emerge

Children lose their baby teeth as their adult teeth begin to emerge, though long-standing hypotheses about what triggers this growth have not been.

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Biting and Chewing Cause Adult Teeth to Emerge

Children lose their baby teeth as their adult teeth begin to emerge, though long-standing hypotheses about what triggers this growth have not been.

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Fluoride Varnish as Effective as Sealants in Preventing Decay

Fissure sealants can be an effective tool in preventing pediatric tooth decay. Yet Cardiff University reports that applying fluoride varnish can be just.

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Crooked Bite May Indicate Early Life Stress

The first 1,000 days after conception strongly influence life expectancy and susceptibility to chronic diseases, according to the University of Washington (UW) School.

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Decay Increases After Calgary Stops Fluoridation

Since the City of Calgary ceased its public water fluoridation efforts in 2011, children in second grade there now have an average of.

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Shark Genes Offer Clues to Tooth Regeneration

Sharks are infamous for their ability to regrow teeth throughout their lifetime, while human beings only get a couple of sets. Researchers at.

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Today's Dental News

Can Teeth be Cloned?

It’s conceivable that teeth could eventually be replaced by one’s own teeth. All it would take is stem cells. There are nearly 70.

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Children Born Prematurely May See Decrease in Tooth Size

Children born prematurely have smaller teeth. This information has been established by the Faculty of Odontology at Malmo University in Sweden. The researchers.

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