Dental Care Necessary for Pets
The most common problem for pets is something the average pet owner would not suspect. But dental problems impact about three quarters of.
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Swedish People Not Brushing Teeth Correctly
People in Sweden apparently need a lesson on brushing their teeth. A survey of Swedish people indicated that just 1 out 10 people.
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Bottled Water May Not be Better Than Tap Water
Bottled water may not be safer than tap water. Some dentists are now claiming that children who regularly drink bottled water are seeing.
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Cow Heart Tissue Could Limit Tooth Sensitivity
A new method can be used to treat severe tooth pain caused by receding gums. A research team determined that bovine collagen produces.
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Code Red: The Oral Health Crisis In Your Classroom Initiative Introduced Nationally
New Orleans, LA (November 18, 2011) – Code Red: The Oral Health Crisis In Your Classroom© Empowering the Teacher to Teach Oral Health.
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Bacteria Utilizes Specific Methods to Combat Fluoride
Researchers have determined the tactics bacteria use to battle the impact of fluoride, which the bacteria come into contact with from toothpaste and.
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Fluoride May Damage Nervous System
Ingesting fluoride over long periods of time could damage one’s health, especially the nervous system, according to a study published in Neurologia. This.
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Almost Half of All People in United Kingdom Don’t Brush Before Bed
According to a new study in the United Kingdom, about 47 percent of people don’t brush their teeth at bedtime on a routine.
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Possible Breakthrough in Tooth Decay Research
Information from a facility that works with electrons could lead to the eventual prevention of tooth decay. At Diamond Light Source in Oxfordshire.
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Ninth Annual ‘Give Kids A Smile’ Day ProvidesFree Dental Services
CHICAGO, Feb. 3, 2011 — February is National Children’s Dental Health Month,and theAmerican Dental Association (ADA) encourages children to practice good oral health.
