Pomegranates May Aid Oral Health
There may be a new fruit you should add to your diet. Recent studies have shown that pomegranates have numerous health benefits. The.
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Tea May Thwart Dental Issues
It may be a good thing to drink more tea. A new study indicates that drinking tea may aid in preventing gum disease.
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Consuming Milk After Eating Sugary Cereal Could Limit Cavities
Milk is all it takes to combat the damaging effects of eating sugary cereal. The University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry.
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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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Milk Essential to Fighting Tooth Decay
A glass of milk after breakfast may do wonders for your oral health. A new study shows that when milk is consumed after.
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Cheese Could Combat Cavities
More cheese, milk and other dairy products are what you need to fight cavities. That’s what a new study in the May/June issue.
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Mouthrinse May be More Effective Than Brushing
Mouth rinsing, in unison with brushing, has a greater chance to reduce plaque and gingivitis than simply just brushing. The information appears in.
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Using Mouthrinse Reduces Plaque & Gingivitis More Than Toothbrushing Alone
CHICAGO (Feb. 19, 2013)—New research published in the January/February 2013 issue of General Dentistry, the peer-reviewed clinical journal of the Academy of General.
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Being Overweight May Have Connection to Gum Disease Risk
Obesity may have some unforeseen effects. An article that appears in the January/February issue of General Dentistry indicates that obesity may be a.
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Harcum College Offers Fall Courses for Dental Professionals
Bryn Mawr, PA – September 19, 2012 – This fall, Harcum College’s Office of Continuing Studies is offering both credit and noncredit courses.
