ADA Asks the FDA to Ban Menthol and Other Flavored Tobacco Products
The ADA has joined a coalition of 79 organizations asking the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ban menthol and other non-tobacco.
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Digital Tool Proves Suitable for Periodontitis Screenings
The FDI Digital Disease Profile Assessment tool is a suitable resource for oral professionals who want to screen their patients for mild, moderate,.
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Gum Disease Linked to COVID-19 Complications
COVID-19 patients are at least three times more likely to experience complications if they also have gum disease, according to an international team.
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Celebrate Mouth Cancer Action Month This November
Last year, 8,722 people in the United Kingdom were diagnosed with mouth cancer, according to the Oral Health Foundation (OHF). That’s a 97%.
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Parents Usually Don’t Know When Their Kids Are Vaping
Most parents know or suspect when their child smokes, but they are much more likely to be in the dark if the child.
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Patients With Gum Disease Should Be Educated About Their Cardiovascular Risks Too
Patients with gum disease should be told that they have a higher risk of suffering cardiovascular diseases, including myocardial infarction and stroke, according.
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Italy Has the Best Oral Health in Europe
Italy has the best oral health in Europe, followed by Germany, Spain, Sweden, and Portugal, according to Qunomedical. The healthcare company recently surveyed.
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Oral Cancer: Fact Versus Fiction
Oral cancer represents the sixth most common malignancy worldwide, with an estimated 450,000 new cases diagnosed annually.1Approximately 90% of oral cancer diagnoses are.
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Awareness Encouraged for November’s Mouth Cancer Action Month
The Oral Health Foundation is asking everyone to be “mouth aware” as it prepares for Mouth Cancer Action Month in November, with an.
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Head and Neck Cancer Risk Factors Identified Among 9/11 Responders
Researchers at the Rutgers School of Public Health have identified factors that may put people who responded to the 9/11 terrorist attacks at.
