Study Claims Tooth Sensitivity More Painful Than Almost Anything
The only thing that causes more pain for women than tooth sensitivity is giving birth, according to a new study. Tooth sensitivity was.
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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..
- May 23, 2012
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Some Crayfish Possess Humanlike Enamel
Freshwater crayfish have an enamel-like layer on their mandibles, according to new research. A team of Israeli and German researchers from Ben-Gurion University.
- May 16, 2012
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Sports Drinks Continue to Ruin Oral Health
Next time you consume a sports drink think about the impact on your teeth. Sports drinks and energy drinks were originally created to.
- February 8, 2012
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Smoothies Can Cause Dental Problems
Parents should stay away from allowing their children to drink smoothies. The high acidity level in the smoothies is capable of resulting in.
- January 19, 2012
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New Nanocrystals Improve Dentures
A new glass ceramic has been created that will be beneficial to dentistry. A research team at the Otto-Schott Institute for Glass Chemistry.
- January 9, 2012
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People Need to Take Care of Oral Health This Time of Year
It’s extremely important for people to take extra caution with their teeth and gums at this time of year. With the amount of.
- December 21, 2011
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Some Unexpected Foods May Harm Teeth
There may be more food and drinks to add to the list of things that could damage your teeth. Researchers discovered that herbal.
- November 18, 2011
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Some Dentists Want Warnings Printed on Sugary Drinks
Dentists in Ireland are starting a campaign to have warnings on sugary drinks. The campaign comes after recent figures indicate high rates of.
- November 15, 2011
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Apples May be Worse for Teeth Than Carbonated Beverages
It’s possible that eating an apple is four times worse for your teeth than drinking soda, according to a recent study. There are.
- October 24, 2011
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