Scientists from the University of Central Lancashire have found that brushing teeth regularly can not only reduce the risk of developing oral cancer, heart disease and diabetes, but can help prevent dementia as well. The researchers discovered that there is a clear link between how regularly a person cleans their teeth and dementia. This is … Read more
Stem cells from human urine have been successfully used to grow out rudimentary teeth, suggesting that if the technique is developed, it could present scientists with a solution to replace lost teeth, the BBC reported. The research was carried out by a team of Chinese academics and engineers at the Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and … Read more
A team of researchers at Queen Mary University of London, have invented tiny marbles that, when placed within toothpaste, can help stop tooth decay and relieve the problem of sensitive teeth by strengthening the tooth enamel. Bioglass Repairs Tooth Enamel These small balls are made from calcium phosphate glass, which is biodegradable. When teeth are … Read more
Crooked teeth are a common problem for many Britons, yet some refuse to wear braces because they feel embarrassed about the way they look, doing nothing to help the problem. However, cosmetic braces are a solution for everybody of all ages. Click here. Over the past few years, as orthodontic technology progresses, more advanced options … Read more
If people manage to maintain the strength of their tooth enamel, they will be able to prevent many dental problems. Despite the fact that dental enamel is the strongest substance in the human organism, and even though it can withstand great amounts of external pressure, enamel is exposed to many erosive influences. In order to … Read more
Nearly 26,000 primary school children were admitted to hospital for treatment of tooth decay in the past 12 months, making the condition the most common reason for hospitalisation of children between the ages of five and nine, new research shows. Statistics from the Health and Social Care Information Centre, published in the Sunday Times, reveal … Read more
Yellowish teeth can have a serious impact on one’s confidence. There are cases when this problem appears even when all recommended steps for good oral health are followed. The problem may be caused by a number of factors, including genetics. While yellowish teeth do not necessarily mean that teeth are not healthy, this can still … Read more
The news that cheese helps bones due to its high levels of calcium is not new to the majority of consumers. According to new research published in the General Dentistry journal, however, it also has properties that can effectively prevent dental cavities and tooth decay. Ph Levels Affect Plaque Production The study, led by Ravishankar … Read more
A shiny white smile can influence the way a person in perceived by others and can make them look more confident and successful. This is the key finding from a UK study by Oral B, which found that people with white teeth are believed to earn an average of £10,000 more than those with stained … Read more
Most people are aware of the damaging effect that fizzy drinks have on their health and the fact that they have been linked to obesity and type 2 diabetes. However, what many people still do not realize is the negative impact these beverages can have on their teeth. According to a recent analysis, drinking large … Read more