Victoria Sampson looks into how better oral hygiene could reduce the risk of COVID-19. She has published her new paper in the British Dental Journal. There is a direct connection between the mouth and the body. However, this is often forgotten. During the current pandemic, it is especially important to reduce the levels of ...
READ MORELatest News A potential new intervention that could prevent child tooth decay has been developed by Queen Mary's University staff and students. Due to childhood tooth decay being at an all-time high, it was felt the study would be useful. Children in the most deprived areas have around double the amount of decay as ...
READ MORELatest News [caption id="attachment_43748" align="alignleft" width="148"] Sugar-free gum could help stop cavities developing[/caption] Sugar-free gum could help stop cavities developing, according to researchers at Kings College London. It is no secret that chewing may help maintain dental health. However, a new research review shows it could be more effective than first ...
READ MORELatest News The invention of enamel repairing gel may mean the need for fillings is eradicated in the future. Unfortunately, the enamel on the teeth cannot repair itself naturally. Therefore, dental fillings are necessary to restore and protect teeth that have become damaged or suffered decay. However, Ruikang Tang, and colleagues, of the Zhejiang ...
READ MORELatest News Recently there has been a big push for schools to go sugar free according to BBC News. A group of dental surgeons from around the country are calling to the government to encourage schools to provide children with sugar free meals and drinks. The proposed initiative comes due to the soaring rates ...
READ MORELatest News Microscopic robot plaque cleaners are the latest innovation in current dentistry developments. A group of scientists from Washington has been working on the invention which has seen the development of two different types of robot. The first works on the surface of the teeth to remove bacteria and plaque build up. While ...
READ MORELatest News UK dental students volunteering for relief work in Northern India have been making final preparations for their trip. The students have spent time sorting through supplies and getting donations ready. Their mission aims to help around five hundred people in the Rishikesh and Himalayan Region. Clinical Lecturer and one of the volunteer ...
READ MORELatest News Dental treatment gives Texas boy the gift of speech in an amazing twist of fate. Six-year-old Mason Motz had never been able to speak more than a few mumbled words, which was always attributed to his Sotos Syndrome. This hereditary condition can cause issues with speech, as well as learning difficulties, and ...
READ MORELatest News Three Peterhead dental professionals are on a mission to take much needed dental skills and supplies to Zambia. Two experienced dental nurses and a qualified dentist are hoping to make the trip next June. The mercy mission will last for two weeks. Whilst there they hope to treat as many people as ...
READ MORELatest News New dental laser developments are showing possible additional benefits, with the potential strengthening of tooth enamel. The invention of the laser in the sixties has helped to advance dental treatment dramatically. Although the initial lasers were unable to be of any benefit, developments in the technology made them more user-friendly for dental ...
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