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Brushing Soon After Eating Could be Acceptable

Brushing one’s teeth right after a meal may not cause any problems, according to the Japan Society of Pediatric Dentistry. In recent years,.

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Mouth Bacteria Connected to Heart Disease

Mouth bacteria can lead to heart disease more often than one would think. A recent study in Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism highlighted.

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New Technique for Applying Drugs to Dental Plaque

A group of researchers discovered a new method to deliver antibacterial agents within plaque even with the presence of saliva. Based on the.

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New Material may Fight Cavities, Gum Disease

Graphene oxide may solve many dental problems. This material happens to be effective at eliminating certain bacteria in the mouth that developed antibiotic.

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Bacterial Virus May Prove Key to Stopping Root Canal Infection

A virus that stems from sewage in Jerusalem may provide answers to some dental questions. Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Faculty.

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Chewing Gum Could be Beneficial

If you chew gum, you may be in luck. A new study suggests that chewing gum may be as beneficial as flossing. Researchers.

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Periodontal Disease Could Lead to new Issue

Periodontal disease results in a newly discovered problem when it is not treated properly. Byproducts of bacteria in gum disease, known as metabolic.

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Exercise May Lead to Higher Risk of Tooth Decay

Next time you avoid exercising just say you were doing it for the benefit of your oral health. A team of researchers at.

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Bacteria Collects in Hollow-Head Toothbrushes

Solid-head power toothbrushes may be the best choice, according to a recent study. The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School.

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Red Wine may not be so Good for Oral Health

Red wine may be good for your overall health but not so much for you oral health. The acidity of red wine leaves.

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