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2. Dental 4 Less, New insight into oral microbiome offered by computational technique Scientists have applied a new technique to comprehensively analyze the human oral microbiome – providing greater knowledge of the diversity of the bacteria in the mouth. For the first-time, scientists can provide high-resolution bacterial classification at the sub-species level. This work will enable researchers to more closely examine the role of bacterial communities in health […]...
3. Cancer Survivors With Chronic Dry Mouth Benefit From First Human Gene Therapy Gene therapy can be performed safely in the human salivary gland, according to scientists at the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR), part of the National Institutes of Health. This finding comes from the first-ever safety, or Phase I, clinical study of gene therapy in a human salivary gland....
4. Clean Healthy Teeth Have No Cavities. Clean Healthy Teeth Have No Cavities. ...
5. Oral Health, in healthy mouths good fungi keep bad ones in check Human mouths contain a balanced mix of microbes which, when disrupted, can lead to oral diseases. A study published on March 13th in PLOS Pathogens compares the bacteria and fungi present in the mouths of healthy individuals with those from patients infected with HIV, and illustrates why oral candidiasis (aka “thrush”) is a common complication […]...
6. Nurture Wins, the Nature Vs Nurture in Oral Health Nurture Wins, the Nature Vs Nurture in Oral Health ...
7. The Roles Parents Play In The Transmission of Dentist Fear in Their Family The Roles Parents Play In The Transmission of Dentist Fear in Their Family...
8. Dental 4 Less, How Enamel Protects Your Teeth Dental 4 Less, How Enamel Protects Your Teeth...
9. Daily Dental Care Habits Like Brushing and Flossing Protects Your Body in Unexpected Ways. New research from Yale University School of Medicine shows a link between a link increased levels of mouth bacteria and pneumonia and other inflammatory lung conditions.  Other studies over the past have also shown a link between poor oral health care and heart disease. Having good oral health habits and a healthy mouth is also […]...
10. Why Primary Teeth are Important Why Primary Teeth are Important...
11. The number of dental cavities in the average mouth is going down. People now have healthier mouths then ten years ago, on average e have fewer cavities and people are keeping their teeth longer. The decline in dental decay was larger in kids but the down wards trend is in every age group. Over the past last ten years the proportion of seniors age 60 who’d lost […]...
12. Salivary biomarkers supply information important for personalized decision-making Salivary biomarkers have been studied to help determine the presence, risk, and progression of periodontal disease. However, clinical translation of salivary biomarkers from bench to chairside requires studies that identify biomarkers associated with the continuum of phases between health and periodontal disease. Thus, the objective of this study was to identify salivary biomarkers associated with […]...
13. Baby teeth why they are worth saving. Baby teeth why they are worth saving. ...
14. Cosmetic Dentist in Florida Encourages Patients to Join Social Networking Sites. Cosmetic Dentist in Florida Encourages Patients to Join Social Networking Sites....
15. Saliva test may be able to reveal deadly diseases early enough to treat them Saliva test may be able to reveal deadly diseases early enough to treat them...