Marijuana use may not affect dental anesthetic requirements
Anesthesia medication dosage requirements may not need to be changed for regular marijuana users undergoing oral and maxillofacial surgery. The abstract was recently published in
Anesthesia medication dosage requirements may not need to be changed for regular marijuana users undergoing oral and maxillofacial surgery. The abstract was recently published in
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati in Ohio are developing a device people can use at home to diagnose gingivitis. The condition is caused by
A research team in Norway is attempting to develop a better way to treat burning mouth syndrome by creating a carrier that keeps capsaicin, the
Ormco has launched Ormco digital bonding for orthodontics. The digital bonding aims to streamline orthodontists’ daily workflow and achieve customized bracket positioning by leveraging Damon
More than half of adults report feeling as insecure today about their smile as they did when they were teens, according to survey results recently
A fan lost his temper and nearly his teeth while watching the New England Patriots clobber the New York Jets during a September 24 game,
The prevalence of dental enamel defects and recurring oral lesions may be far more common in children with celiac disease, according to a systematic review
Treatment with bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) may reverse the degenerative effects of osteoarthritis of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), according to a study published in
Theradaptive was awarded $7.4 million to conduct a clinical trial for OsteoAdapt, a regenerative bone and tissue repair for orthopedic, craniomaxillofacial, and dental injuries. Though
Though many clinicians reported being concerned about the risk of paresthesia associated with articaine, the use of the anesthetic has expanded among dentists in the
Austin Post, better known as U.S. rapper Post Malone, bit into a chicken nugget, dislodging a $600,000 diamond set in his fang and causing it
Vermont is the U.S. state that may be the least concerned about dental health, with Montana, Iowa, Maine, and Wyoming following behind the Green Mountain