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 ...
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Latest News Improvements in care home dental hygiene are being reported, with several establishments receiving five-star ratings. The current initiative has been rolled out across Rochdale in a bid to improve the care residents are receiving. Due to dental health being such an important factor in overall health, it stands to reason that improvements ...
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Latest News Recent studies have found links between brushing and brain health. Experts have discovered there is a clear association between the bacteria present in gum disease and the development of dementia. The study also suggested that the harmful bacteria could potentially cause increased production of beta-amyloid proteins. This toxic protein is a key ...
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Latest News A mobile dental bus providing dentistry for the homeless has been set up in Winchester and Andover. Dentaid operates and manages the bus. Dentaid is a charity synonymous with providing dental care to the poorest and most vulnerable members of society. Therefore, they do vital work at home and abroad.A substantial ...
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Latest 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 ...
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Latest News A Devon dental clinic raised money for Macmillan cancer care by hosting a trademark coffee morning. The event was held at the end of last month. It was well attended by locals, with over eighty people turning up to show their support. There were also raffle prizes and an abundance of freshly ...
READ MORELatest News A new study has established a link between maintaining oral health and type 2 diabetes management. Research scientists, situated at the University of Barcelona, have reported their findings on the subject. The findings show that patients with Type 2 Diabetes who employ and maintain a good oral health care routine are more likely to ...
READ MORELatest News According to a study that was published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, internet CBT helps children cope with dental fear. Dental fear has long been an issue for many people, however, investment in holistic therapies appears to be paying off. The main aim of the project is to deal with ...
READ MORELatest News A new study has shown that hormone replacement therapy could reduce the risk of gum disease. Also known as HRT, hormone replacement therapy is usually prescribed to combat common symptoms of the menopause. However, now scientists are suggesting that there could be oral health benefits to the medication too. During the menopause, ...
READ MOREPeople with cleft palate or cleft lip often suffer with increased risk of gum disease and tooth decay throughout their lives. New findings suggest that these dental problems could occur due to abnormal saliva glands in the mouth. It also shows that an uneven balance in immune compounds within saliva could be a contributing ...
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