November 10, 2010
Regular Flossing Reduces Heart Attack Risk: Study
A new UK study claimed that regular flossing keeps one’s health perfect and also reduces the chances of heart attack.
Dental Health Foundation
A new UK study claimed that regular flossing keeps one’s health perfect and also reduces the chances of heart attack.
Dental Health Foundation
University of Maryland Dental School researchers have pointed out that sex hormones are behind the enhanced risk of destructive periodontitis in the case of men.
Periodontitis, a common inflammatory disease in which gum tissue separates from teeth, leads to accumulation of bacteria and potential bone and tooth loss.
It is better for kids to eat a huge amount of candy at one go than at intervals if the risk of cavity is to be avoided, a pediatric dentist in the US has suggested.
In some much-needed innovation a Swedish company has taken inspiration from an advanced technique used for miniaturising space hardware to make a visit to the dentist a little more comfortable.
The Indian Dental Association (IDA) in Coimbatore said that nearly 17,000 footfalls have been recorded during the first three hours of the dental camp alone.
With the development of new portable laser devices to probe bones, teeth, and other parts of the body for early signs of diseases like osteoporosis
Genetic variation in taste pathway genes (TAS2R38, TAS1R2, GNAT3) may be associated with dental caries risk and/or protection, a new study has revealed.
A new study has discovered a connection between the success of gum-disease treatment and the possibility of preterm births.
A collaboration led by
The first ever mandible (lower jaw) implant surgery through
autologous regeneration carried out by Dr. Shushrut Vaidya, Oral (and)
Maxillofacial Surgeon, took place today at MGM Hospital in Navi Mumbai.