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Cavities May be Contagious

Cavities may come not only from what you eat, but what bacteria you come in contact with. According to new studies, the bacteria.

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Dental Bib Chains are Potential Source for Infection

Wet, used towels left in the gym. Dirty tissues discarded by someone suffering from a nasty cold. A toothbrush discovered in a hotel.

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Many Retainers Contain Some Form of Bacteria

If retainers aren’t cleaned fully, microbes tend to build up on them, according to the UCL Eastman Dental Institute. A study was recently.

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Home Oral Care First Line in Battle Against Cavities, Gum Disease

Disease prevention should be the prime focus of individuals eager to enjoy a lifetime of good oral health, says Hamilton dental hygienist Sandy.

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Infant Tooth Decay Can be Avoided by Following Certain Steps

There has been a rise in infant tooth decay recently, most notably in Australia. The only cause of infant tooth decay is bottle.

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Fighting the Fight for Healthy Teeth

It is known that teeth can protect themselves, to some extent, from attack by bacteria but that inflammation within a tooth can be.

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Healthy Teeth Can Be Harmed By Habits

Healthy teeth always results in a bright and beautiful smile but the same may not be the case if you don’t maintain it..

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Is Kissing Dangerous to Your Health?

Is kissing harmful to your health? With just one kiss couples can share more than 500 different types of disease-causing germs and viruses,.

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Healthy Gums May Lead to Healthy Lungs

Maintaining periodontal health may contribute to a healthy respiratory system, according to research published in the Journal of Periodontology. A new study suggests.

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Tongue Piercings Worse With Metal

While metal tongue studs may have more flash than piercings made of plastic, a mouthful of steel also harbors more bacteria, researchers report.

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