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A new method of detecting bacteria during root canal therapies could eradicate the need for follow up appointments and avoid therapies from failing, according to a study published in the…
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A tailored preventive oral health intervention significantly improved the cleanliness of teeth and dentures among elderly home care clients.
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What is water picking and what is flossing? Learn about the pros and cons of both, how they are used, and the best oral health practices.
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Estrogen therapy has already been credited with helping women manage an array of menopause-related issues, including reducing hot flashes, improving heart health and bone density, and maintaining…
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New research indicates people with severe gum cancer – also known as periodontitis – may have undiagnosed diabetes and prediabetes.
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Two new surveys demonstrate the negative effects e-cigarettes may have for oral health, with one study claiming vaping is just as harmful as smoking.
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Only 12 percent of older Americans have some form of dental insurance and fewer than half visited a dentist in the previous year, suggests new Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health…
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According to a study published in Health Affairs, increased access to adult dental coverage through Medicaid exposed a largely unmet need for oral health care services in Kentucky and the potential…
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Investigators at Johns Hopkins report they have new evidence that a bacterium known to cause chronic inflammatory gum infections also triggers the inflammatory “autoimmune” response characteristic…
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Reducing sugar content of high and mid sugar drinkings is likely to have the greatest impact on health, with fewer cases of obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.
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