Ignorance isn’t bliss when it leads to delays in dental care
Ignorance isn’t bliss and can lead to delays in getting dental care, according to a study of more than 300 patients in Tanzania. Ignorance was
Ignorance isn’t bliss and can lead to delays in getting dental care, according to a study of more than 300 patients in Tanzania. Ignorance was
Three out of four people experience tooth wear, but unless it’s severe, tooth wear may not have a big impact on patients’ oral health-related quality
Periodontal disease is an epidemic trend, according to the authors of a systematic review published on August 20 in the Journal of Dentistry. More than
Prenatal fluoride exposure may be linked to increased birth size, as well as higher odds of infants being born large for their gestational age, according
Dental lasers can significantly reduce the time it takes to complete a root canal procedure and other treatments compared to traditional high-and slow-speed handpieces. They
A notable link was found between invasive dental procedures, especially extractions and surgeries, and subsequent infective endocarditis in high-risk patients, according to a large U.S.
Silver diamine fluoride (SDF) therapy is an effective and efficient treatment for early childhood caries, but the resulting permanent black tooth staining is a top
Over-the-counter analgesics can effectively treat orthodontic pain, according to a review published on August 11 in the Journal of Evidence-Based Dental Practice. The analysis found
Want to reduce pain for your pediatric patients during painful or uncomfortable procedures? Try distracting them. In a study of pediatric patients, using virtual reality
A dentist’s decision whether or not they will prescribe opioids is influenced by several factors and their personal experiences. Researchers identified 10 major factors that
The ADA Science & Research Institute is seeking public comments for its proposed clinical practice guideline on restorative treatments for caries lesions. The draft guideline
A patient with head and neck cancer received the first 3D-printed titanium lower jaw in a successful operation, according to an August 4 press release