Learn moreScientists hoping to develop ‘grow your own’ teeth
Using Japanese puffer-fish as a template, scientists at Sheffield University are hoping to discover a way of renewing human teeth over an average lifespan, to give...
Learn moreMothers with poor oral health ‘can increase likelihood of tooth loss in children’
Parents looking to limit the chances of their child needing emergency dentistry could be interested in the findings from a new study. According to the British...
Learn moreMaintaining healthy gums ‘limits need for dental implants’
People who take time to ensure their gums are healthy could limit the risk of needing dental implants, experts believe. With previous research identifying a link...
Learn morePeople who avoid dentist ‘more likely to need emergency dentistry’
People who avoid attending regular dental appointments are more likely to have decaying teeth which could lead to emergency dentistry, a report has suggested....
Learn moreMenopausal women advised to ‘get more dental check-ups’
Post-menopausal women have been advised to go to the dentist more often to avoid needing emergency dentistry. Medical experts have urged them to attend more dental...
Learn moreEmergency dentistry news: Flossing prevents tooth loss
Good oral health maintained by flossing may reduce the likelihood of undergoing emergency dentistry and limit the chances of a stroke, new research has suggested....
Learn moreWriter is delighted by dental implant
A writer has said that he has been delighted by how his dental implant treatment has turned out. Tim Jepson of the Telegraph said he opted to have one fitted after...
Learn moreCould dental implants help Charlie Sheen after tooth loss?
Actor Charlie Sheen could require a cosmetic dentistry operation after a source claimed his teeth have fallen out. The Two and a Half Men star is reportedly in...
Learn morePeople with dental implants ‘could also need dementia treatment’
People who have dental implants for extensive tooth loss should also be monitored for later development of dementia, new research has suggested. According to a...
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