Link Exists Between Plaque, Early Cancer Death
Dental plaque could result in premature death in cancer patients, according to a new study. The researchers determined that a large amount of.
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Some Oral Bacteria May Cause Bowel Cancer
Maintaining solid oral hygiene could be a key to preventing bowel cancer. A research team from the Dana-Farber Institute and the Broad Institute.
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Losing Weight May Improve Dental Health
The human body may be better equipped to fight gum disease when it doesn’t have as many fat cells. The information comes from.
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Dr. Joe Massad Honored with Telly Awards
TULSA, Okla.—(June 24, 2011) In an announcement today from New York, Dr. Joseph Massad, a practicing Tulsa dentist, lecturer, and entrepreneur, was honored.
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DNA Tests Could Help Prevent Gum Disease
A new study by the University of Michigan’s School of Dentistry is using DNA to predict gum disease. Gum disease impacts roughly 19.
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New Way to Teach Children About Good Oral Hygiene
If you’ve lost all hope trying to convince patients about the importance of good oral hygiene, do not despair. Help has finally arrived.
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Young People With Asthma Run a Greater Risk of Developing Caries
Children and adolescents with asthma have somewhat more caries and suffer more often from gingivitis (gingival inflammation) than people of similar age without.
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Breakthrough TV Series to Show Dental and Medical Systemic Connection
KSS Productions is currently in predevelopment of Extreme Faces, Miracle Cases, a first-of-its-kind television series that will highlight the connection of recent studies.
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Good Nutrition Leads to a Healthy Mouth and Body
HARRISBURG, Pa.—Good nutrition and healthy eating habits are essential to maintaining optimal oral and overall health. With Halloween just around the corner, the.
