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Research Suggests Association with Oral Infections and Metabolic Profiles
A recent international study conducted by a collaborative team of researchers suggests an association between common oral infections such as periodontal diseases and caries...
Research Explores Innovative Tissue Regeneration for Endodontic Diseases With Potential Beyond Dentistry
Recent research conducted by ADA Forsyth scientists tested new technology that promotes the formation of stem cells that can differentiate into dentin, bone, cartilage,...
Research Explores the Association Between Immune System’s Memory, Inflammatory Systemic Conditions, and Periodontitis
The immune system's ability to remember past encounters with threats like bacteria and viruses is a remarkable asset. However, this immune memory can have...
Research Examines the Association Between Periodontal Care and Acute Myocardial Infarction Hospitalization
Dental hygienists play an intricate role in managing the oral health of their patients, which also extends to systemic health. Research conducted by University...
Research Examines Fluoridated Water’s Impact on Child Emotional and Behavioral Development and Executive Functioning
As dental hygienists, we are constantly seeking evidence-based information to guide our practice and educate our patients about oral health. One crucial topic that...
Longitudinal Look at Tooth Loss and Cognitive Decline among Older Adults
According to the Alzheimer's Association, it is estimated that 6.7 million people in the United States over the age of 65 are living with...
Dental Health Improvement and Its Effects on Dentists’ and Hygienists’ Demand
Most developing countries have seen a noticeable dental health improvement in the last few decades. Fluoride toothpaste and improved oral hygiene have been linked...
Research Looks into the Unnecessary Prescribing of Antibiotics Among Dentists
As a prophylactic or treatment measure, antibiotics are prescribed in dental practices. However, a lack of knowledge regarding the choice of antibiotics or the...
Three-year Qualitative Study: A Life Was Changed by Dental Treatment
True pain of any kind is an immeasurable and incomparable phenomenon that affects everyone at various times of their lives. Pain comes from many...
Research Identifies Link to Oral Cancer Progression, Associated Pain, and Specific Calcium Channel
In the world of dentistry, staying informed about the latest research and developments is essential to provide patients with the best care possible. Recently,...
Research Looks at Vaping and Dental Caries Risk
Recent research conducted by Tufts University School of Dental Medicine has shed light on the connection between vaping and an increased risk of dental...
Researchers Develop an AI System for Early Detection of Gingival Inflammation
A study spearheaded by the University of Hong Kong’s Dentistry Faculty, in partnership with various global institutions, has successfully showcased the power of artificial...
Research Looks at Salivary Changes in Patients with Anorexia Nervosa
An estimated 9% of the U.S. population will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. With around 10,200 deaths per year being a direct...
Skipping Breakfast: A Potential Risk to Oral and Systemic Health?
New research from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai suggests that skipping meals, particularly breakfast, could potentially hinder the body's ability to...