Todays Dental News

Coffee Could Lead to Healthy Teeth

There may be a newly discovered benefit to drinking coffee. Recent studies suggest that regularly drinking coffee keeps teeth healthy and clean. The.

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Bacteria-Causing Gum Disease May Lead to Oral Cancer Growth

Fatty acids from bacteria present in gum disease may cause Kaposi’s sarcoma (KS)-related lesions and tumors in the mouth. The information comes from.

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Link May Exist Between Oral Health and Rheumatoid Arthritis

Poor oral health may cause rheumatoid arthritis, based on a new study. Researchers from the University of Louisville determined that poor oral health.

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Antibacterial Agent Aids Toothpaste Success

Triclosan may be the most important ingredient in fluoride toothpaste. A new study shows that triclosan, which is a bacterial agent, combines with.

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New Sweet Could be Beneficial

A new treat may actually aid oral health. A German firm called Organobalance GMBH will launch a new sweet that claims to fight.

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Brushing Teeth Could Stop Heart Attacks, Strokes

A new study proves that regular brushing could thwart a heart attack or stroke. Researchers from the Mailman School of Public Health at.

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Drug Could be Utilized to Treat Periodontitis, Chronic Diseases

A drug used to treat intestinal worms may have a new purpose. Recent studies have shown that Oxantel could protect people from periodontitis..

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Oral Bacteria Leave Mark Inside Mouth

There may be a new way to distinguish a person’s identity. Bacteria in the mouth—especially bacteria located in gums—can tell you more about.

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Tea May Thwart Dental Issues

It may be a good thing to drink more tea. A new study indicates that drinking tea may aid in preventing gum disease.

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Cause of Colorectal Cancer May Stem From Mouth Bacteria

There may be a newly discovered cause of colorectal cancer. Two new studies indicate that a type of gut bacteria located in the.

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