3 Things That Will Accelerate Tooth Decay
Some health conditions are out of our complete control. We can’t prevent conditions like asthma or arthritis, but there are plenty of conditions.
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Elementa is a Game-Changer in Oral Health
Modern diets make it nearly impossible for traditional dental aids such as fluoride to keep our oral health strong. That is why over.
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Lack of Fluoridated Water and High Sugar Intake Increase Tooth Decay Risk by 70%
Children with limited exposure to fluoridated water and a high sugar intake are 70% more likely to develop cavities in their permanent teeth,.
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Q&A With Forsyth Institute CEO Dr. Wenyuan Shi
We’re celebrating Dentistry Today’s 40th anniversary by interviewing 40 of the profession’s top leaders. Today we’re speaking with Dr. Wenyuan Shi, CEO and.
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Delta Dental Awards $1.5 Million to California Food Banks
The Delta Dental Community Care Foundation has awarded $1.5 million in grants to food banks that touch every county in California, which is.
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OHF Applauds British Ban on Junk Food TV Commercials
As the government of the United Kingdom prepares a ban on television advertising for foods high in sugar, fat, and salt before 9.
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Medications Could Affect Long-Term Oral Health Among Younger Adults
Many younger adult dental patients are taking medications that could affect their long-term oral health, so dental providers should review their medication histories.
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Lin Wins AAPD Graduate Student Research Award
Yuyin Lin, DDS, a third-year resident in pediatric dentistry at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry, has won the 2021.
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Poor Oral Health Impacts Athletic Performance
Poor oral hygiene has a negative impact on athletic training and performance, according to Sunstar, which notes that maintaining a healthy mouth should.
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68% of UK Adults Can’t Go a Day Without Brushing Their Teeth
People in the United Kingdom are prioritizing their smiles. According to a poll by the Oral Health Foundation (OHF), 68% of adults said.
