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World’s oldest case of gum disease discovered
A 1000-year-old skeleton has revealed what is believed to be the oldest case of gum disease in human history; the remains were described as a ‘microbial... - Learn more
London 2012 athletes found to have very bad teeth
Dentists working with the athletes that took part in the London 2012 Olympics have revealed that they found ‘striking’ levels of tooth decay in those competing... - Learn more
Seven million Brits don’t clean their teeth regularly
According to a new survey, seven million British people do not clean their teeth regularly; one in seven even admitted leaving it two days before brushing and 21%... - Learn more
Blackberries may help fight dental problems
New research published in the Journal of Periodontal Research suggests that the antibacterial properties contained in blackberries could help prevent or at least... - Learn more
Dentist claims that flossing is a waste of time
Although most dentists would strongly advocate regular flossing to prevent dental problems, a provocative new book by Dr Ellie Phillips claims that this habit is a... - Learn more
Scientists discover link between osteoporosis and gum disease
According to new research carried out by Newcastle University, getting treatment for thinning bones could have a huge effect on dental health, even stopping teeth... - Learn more
Man’s best friend could give you gum disease
New research has shown that people who kiss their dogs or allow them to lick their mouths are at risk of catching gum disease and may subsequently suffer tooth loss... - Learn more
Taking care of your teeth could prevent memory loss
According to new research, remembering to brush your teeth regularly could help keep your memory sharp as you get older; a study that has followed 5,500 volunteers... - Learn more
Could lasers lower disease-related tooth loss in the UK?
Most people in the UK will develop gum disease in one form or another, and the painful condition can lead to extensive tooth loss if it is not dealt with properly...
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