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Maintaining the Perfect Shade of White: 5 Foods and Beverages That Can Cause Teeth Discoloration

20th February 2019  Dental Health Have you ever smiled in the mirror, only to be disappointed by dull, yellowing teeth? Sometimes, it seems like stained teeth can happen overnight! That’s because there are certain foods and drinks which can cause staining very quickly. Others may impact the overall condition of your teeth, making them more susceptible to staining. Here are the five foods and beverages to watch if you want a

Clemson study provides insight into role of fungi in early childhood dental health

Although mostly preventable, tooth decay is one of the most common chronic diseases in children worldwide, particularly in developing countries. If left untreated, cavities can be painful and may negatively affect a young child’s overall health, development and quality of life. Clemson University College of Science researchers recently conducted a study that may someday lead to better cavity prevention measures and treatments. Specifically, biological sciences assistant professor Vincent Richards’ group

Choose the Right Dentist for Your Dental Health

24th December 2018  Dental Health We all take care of our body, but one aspect of the body which is often neglected is our teeth. We often forget that our dental health also plays a pivotal role in maintaining a healthy body and a well-educated dentist can make things easier for us. We often visit a dentist only it is when we suffer from some of the other teeth or gum related ailments.

Dentists- The Caretaker of Your Parents Teeth

20th November 2018  Dental Health Teeth and oral care are one of the most important aspects of health care. Every person should take care of his or her oral and dental hygiene to avoid issues related to the same. Your teeth are your best friend and especially for a foodie who cannot do without food and drinks taking care of their oral health is a must. We have often heard from

Study proves how nitrate reduces blood pressure and improves oral health

The research team has patented one prebiotic compound and several probiotics with the identified molecules and bacteria. The results, published in the journals “Scientific Reports” and “Frontiers in Microbiology,” confirm that nitrate is a factor that stimulates oral and cardiovascular health València (03.11.2020). The Oral Microbiome Research Group of the Foundation for the Promotion of Health and Biomedical Research of Valencia Region (Fisabio), led by Alejandro Mira, has patented one

12 Facts That Make Turkey a Premier Medical Treatment Destination

Medical tourism to Turkey steps into the global spotlight   ·        Turkey, with its unique blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes, has long been a top tourist destination. However, over the past decade, the country has carved out a niche for itself in a new kind of tourism: medical tourism. Every year, thousands of international patients flock to Turkey to seek high-quality, affordable medical treatments. If

Toothpaste with triclosan/copolymer kills harmful germs

The human mouth is home to an estimated 800 to 1,000 different kinds of bacteria. The warm and moist environment, along with hard tooth surfaces and soft tissues, prove to be optimal factors in boosting germ growth. Many of these bacteria are harmful and can form a film on teeth called “dental plaque,” which causes cavities, gingivitis and eventually more severe kinds of gum disease. Toothpaste that contains triclosan/copolymer is

Marc Liechtung provides valuable insight into oral health

Oral health is often the window to your overall health. And some of your daily activities or habits can affect oral health. Therefore, it’s wise to pay attention to your teeth and gums. Marc Liechtung, DDS, inventor of the Snap-on Smile™ and principal in New York-based Manhattan Dental Arts, a practice that specializes in cosmetic and restorative dentistry, provides this valuable insight into oral health. Millions  of Americans can crack

The discovery of new bacterial strains may help in the development of effective oral probiotics

University of Florida Health researchers have identified a new strain of bacteria in the mouth that may keep bad bacteria in check — and could lead to a way to prevent cavities using probiotics. The researchers say the findings could lead to the development of a supplement that patients could take orally to prevent cavities. While ffdeveloping an eective oral probiotic will require more research, a possible candidate organism has

ADHA and GSK emphasize importance of proper brushing as key to maintaining oral health

With the theme “Healthy Habits are Easier than You Think” for its National Dental Hygiene Month (NDHM) celebration this October, the American Dental Hygienists’ Association (ADHA), in collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), makers of Aquafresh®, emphasizes the importance of proper brushing as a key to maintaining excellent oral health. Brushing your teeth for two minutes at least twice a day remains a critical component to maintaining a healthy smile.  Studies have

Saving Smiles and Dollars: How Dental Health Tourism Revolutionises American Healthcare

Growing trend of dental health tourism           Dental health tourism is becoming an increasingly popular trend in American healthcare, with more patients travelling abroad for dental treatment. In their pursuit of the best countries for dental tourism, Americans are looking for regions with accessible and affordable dental solutions that are also world-class. This is due to the prohibitively high cost of oral and dental care in the US, which

New at-home test for gingivitis protects oral health

Engineers create home test that uses saliva to detect periodontal disease Source:  University of Cincinnati Summary:Engineers have developed a new device that can warn consumers about early risks of tooth decay from diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis.   Engineers at the University of Cincinnati have developed a new device that can warn consumers about early risks of tooth decay from diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis. Gingivitis, the earliest

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