Study Finds 20-30% of Dental Bib Clips Harbor Bacteria Even After Disinfection
OXNARD, CALIF. – Aug. 21, 2012 – Researchers at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, in collaboration with researchers at the Forsyth Institute,.
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Molecule Thwarts Tooth Decay-Causing Bacteria
A molecule has been discovered that destroys the bacteria associated with tooth decay in just a matter of seconds. The molecule eliminates streptococcus.
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Dental Hygiene to Blame for Komodo Dragon’s Bite
The bite of the Komodo dragon is known as one of the deadliest bites among all animals. The reason why is now clear..
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Women’s Hormones May be Related to Gum Disease
Women’s health issues and gum disease are associated, according to a new study. Charlene Krejci, associate clinical professor at the Case Western Reserve.
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C3 Jian Obtains FDA Acceptance of Investigational New Drug Application
LOS ANGELES, May 24, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — C3 Jian, Inc., a private company focused on providing improved oral healthcare, announced today that.
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Fruit Drinks, Like Energy Drinks, May be Problematic
Parents need to rethink giving their children fruit drinks. Dentists are warning that some fruit drinks can have the acidity levels of vinegar..
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Cavity-Filling Material May Eliminate Bacteria, Regrow Tooth
The solution to reverse the effects of tooth decay may be on the way. Scientists from the University of Maryland School of Dentistry.
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Protein Could Raise Risk of Blood-Vessel Constriction Involved in Gum Disease
A protein associated with gum disease may increase the risk of plaque-containing blood vessels that result in inflammatory gum disease, according to the.
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Brushing and Flossing May Have Added Benefits
Brushing and flossing may lead to other things besides good oral health. There’s research that suggests brushing and flossing can lead to a.
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Dental Plaque Bacteria May Cause Blood Clots
Oral bacteria that enter the bloodstream may cause major blood clots, and possibly even lead to endocarditis. This research could lead to new.
