Learn moreArsenal player suffers dental accident
Arsenal footballer Mikel Arteta suffered tooth loss mid-match this weekend after a first-half collision with George Boyd of Hull City; pitch-side photographers even...
Learn moreTooth loss should be taken more seriously says Newcastle University
Researchers at Newcastle University have revealed that tooth loss should be seen as a serious condition, as some patients who have to deal with losing teeth have...
Learn morePeople in Tyneside are more likely to suffer tooth loss
A new report has revealed that people living in the North of England – more specifically the Tyneside area – are more likely to have lost all their teeth,...
Learn moreTooth loss could cause memory problems
New research has suggested that losing our teeth could actually cause memory loss, due to sensory impulses that are fed to the brain from the jaw bone as the teeth...
Learn moreDinosaurs may be first creatures to develop toothache
Scientists from China, the USA, and Canada have been studying the fossilised jawbone of a Sinosaurus and have discovered that the animal, presumed to have lived...
Learn moreEddie ‘The Eagle’ talks about his dental treatment
His prominent jaw and huge specs might have been what made him recognisable to so many, but Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards decided that his public image wasn’t...
Learn moreMan’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 moreManchester Science Festival to exhibit sculpture made out of children’s milk teeth
By the end of October, artist Gina Czarnecki is hoping to have collected enough baby teeth from children to cover a four foot fairy-tale palace, which is to be...
Learn moreCould 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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