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Same day teeth: everything you need to know about the process

Fitness and Wellness | By Maria Santos    Share It’s common for patients to experience missing or loose teeth at least once in their lifetime. In fact, reports show that at least one in every five patients will experience a missing tooth. For those patients who need treatment, it may be time to discover more about dental implants Melbourne. This handy guide below features a few FAQs about same-day teeth, featuring everything you need

Protect Your Teeth: Beyond Dental Routines

Fitness and Wellness | By Maria Santos    Share · Good oral health habits are essential to prevent tooth decay, gum disease, and other severe conditions. · Eating a balanced diet and limiting sugary snacks can help strengthen teeth and reduce the risk of cavities. · Fluoride intake is needed to support the enamel of teeth and prevent cavities. · Staining substances like tobacco, coffee, tea, soda, and wine can discolor teeth over time. · Regular visits

Invisalign London vs traditional braces for straightening your teeth

Fitness and Wellness | By Maria Santos  Share There are many different types of braces that are available for straightening your teeth. If you have orthodontic concerns, then you need to speak to your dentist and identify your issues so that you can decide which are the best type of braces for you. If you have mild or moderate misalignment issues of the teeth, then you may wish to speak to your

Improve Your Oral Health with These Modern Dental Techniques

Fitness and Wellness | By Maria Santos    Share · Teeth whitening effectively removes stains and discoloration from teeth, resulting in a brighter, more youthful-looking smile. · Dental crowns and veneers effectively conceal minor imperfections, restoring the appearance of natural teeth. · Dental implants are a long-lasting solution that closely mimics the look and function of natural teeth. · Modern dental techniques can improve aesthetics through various procedures like teeth whitening, dental implants, and crowns. · It

Teeth design: How to have the dream smile you’ve always wanted

Just like we all want to feel comfortable with how our hair and clothes look, we all want a smile that makes us feel confident and that allows us to show it freely to the world. Unfortunately, some situations might affect the way teeth look, making it difficult to feel happy with one’s smile. In such situations, teeth design can help improve your smile so you can show a big

Ink regret: Navigating the world of tattoo removal

·      Kayla Peterson | Freelance Writer For generations who’ve spent a substantial chunk of their lives under the thrall of ink, new advancements in tattoo removal technologies might just offer them the desired reset button. Some regret earlier decisions. Others simply wish to make a fresh start. For both, the science behind laser tattoo removal has kept pace, promising less pain and more efficiency. We did a deep dive into the technological

Dentists identify new bacterial species involved in tooth decay

Large study in children reveals Selenomonas sputigena as a key partner of Streptococcus in cavity formation. Philadelphia — Collaborating researchers from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine and the Adams School of Dentistry and Gillings School of Global Public Health at the University of North Carolina have discovered that a bacterial species called Selenomonas sputigena can have a major role in causing tooth decay. Scientists have long considered another bacterial

Barodontalgia: How Pressure Changes can Cause “Tooth Squeeze” Pain

By  Lara James, RDH © RFBSIP / Adobe Stock   Barodontalgia, also known as “tooth squeeze,” is pain in the tooth region after a pressure change. The name reflects the condition – “baro” means pressure, and “odontalgia” means tooth pain. It is an acute toothache with high sensitivity when a sudden change in environmental pressure occurs.1 Another condition is dental barotrauma that happens when changes in barometric pressure generate damage to

I’m a dentist. I’m begging people not to give up on aspartame

By Melissa  ADOBE The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC, an entity within the World Health Organization) recently announced that aspartame, a sugar substitute used in about 6,000 products worldwide, is “possibly carcinogenic to humans.” If this sounds familiar, it’s because reports of this assessment have circulated for two weeks, after anonymous sources leaked it to the press. The leak triggered a heated debate among experts on the benefits and alleged risks of the

Stem cells used to create organoids that secrete dental enamel proteins

Reviewed by Megan Craig, M.Sc.Aug 14 2023 Organoids have now been created from stem cells to secrete the proteins that form dental enamel, the substance that protects teeth from damage and decay. A multi-disciplinary team of scientists from the University of Washington in Seattle led this effort. This is a critical first step to our long-term goal to develop stem cell-based treatments to repair damaged teeth and regenerate those that are

New comprehensive review strengthens case for ‘oral-gut axis’

by Stephanie Baum , Medical Xpress Oral pathogen-mediated immune responses that drive gut inflammation in IBD. Periodontitis onset triggers expansion of pathogenic oral bacteria. Constant saliva swallowing enables these bacteria to translocate to the gut. A compromised intestinal barrier function, marked by diminished mucus and epithelial barrier integrity, facilitates the penetration of oral bacteria into the sub-epithelial regions. Neutrophils, the first responders, attempt to phagocytose the ingested bacteria and release

Research Looks at Vaping and Dental Caries Risk

By  Today’s RDH   © Voyagerix / Adobe Stock   Recent research conducted by Tufts University School of Dental Medicine has shed light on the connection between vaping and an increased risk of dental caries. This study, featured in the Journal of the American Dental Association, emphasizes the importance of understanding the impact of vaping on oral health.1 The Study The study focused on patients aged 16 and older who received a caries

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