Main Content Every few years, dentistry revisits an age-old question: Can ancient healing practices find scientific footing in our operatory? Acupuncture — once stereotyped next
Main Content Abstract Herbal treatments have been utilized to treat oral diseases and preserve dental hygiene in a variety of cultures since ancient times. Researchers
Main Content Dr. Amrita Das , MDS (Periodontology and Implantology), PhD Scholar Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) refers to a broad range of healthcare practices
Main Content The World Health Organization (WHO) defines oral health as the absence of conditions that impact the oral cavity, such as gum disease, tooth
Main Content Introduction In conventional endodontics, diagnosis and treatment planning have long relied on two‑dimensional (2D) periapical radiographs and panoramic imaging. While useful, these modalities
Main Content (This is a part of the ‘Implant Dentistry– Updated Yet Simplified Series’ by prosthodontist & implantologist Dr Nupur Shrirao)In the ever-evolving field of
Main Content Personal identification is emerging significant legal medicine, crime scenes and addionally in Genetic analysis. Dental surgeons play a serious role in disaster victim
, Third Annual Haptics Competition Puts Students’ Dental Skills to the Test Diana Torosyan (DDS ’28) takes home top honors in competition that expanded for
, The Impact of Stress and Mental Health on Oral Health 5 minute read by Mary Guiden | October 1, 2025 , , , Stress
Main Content Dentists spend long hours in a sustained “high gear” state — mentally sharp, physically tense, and emotionally composed. Over time, this contributes to
Main Content Periodontitis is an inflammatory condition that affects the gums, the periodontal ligament and the bone surrounding the teeth. It is a chronic condition,
Main Content A Novel Method to Treat Peri-Implantitis (This is a part of the ‘Implant Dentistry– Updated Yet Simplified Series’ by prosthodontist & implantologist Dr