A Third of Australian Adults Have Tooth Decay
A third of Australian adults age 15 and older has untreated tooth decay, according to a national oral health study led by the.
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Patients Don’t Mind Root Canals So Much After All
Root canal work isn’t as bad as people think compared to other dental procedures, say researchers at the University of Adelaide Dental School..
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Indigenous Oral Health Inequalities Begin in Childhood
Inequalities in oral health between indigenous and non-indigenous populations exist throughout the world and typically begin in childhood, according to researchers at the.
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Braces Don’t Always Bring Happiness
Research from the University of Adelaide Dental School overturns the belief that braces automatically boost the patient’s self-confidence, with a study that followed.
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Fluoride Reduces the Dental Risks of Minimal and Extended Breastfeeding
Children won’t be at an increased risk of tooth decay if they can’t breastfeed or if their mothers want to breastfeed them for.
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Orthodontic Treatment Does Not Prevent Tooth Decay
While orthodontic treatment has a positive effect on oral function and aesthetics, it does not prevent future tooth decay, according to a study.
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Breastfeeding Increases Caries Risk in 2-Year-Olds
Breastfeeding offers many benefits, including good nutrition and a closer bond between the infant and mother. But children who breastfeed for 2 years.
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Ancient Plaque Proves That Neanderthals Used “Aspirin”
Ancient DNA found in the dental plaque of Neanderthals—our nearest extinct relative—has revealed new information about their behavior, diet, and evolutionary history, including.
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Ancient Plaque Proves That Neanderthals Used “Aspirin”
Ancient DNA found in the dental plaque of Neanderthals—our nearest extinct relative—has revealed new information about their behavior, diet, and evolutionary history, including.
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Australia Launches Nationwide Oral Health Study
Teeth and gums will get a closer look Down Under as the University of Adelaide launches the National Study of Adult Oral Health.
