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Oral cancer remains a significant public health concern, affecting individuals worldwide. Recent research has shed light on the association between oral cancer and human papillomavirus (HPV), particularly oropharyngeal cancer. Understanding this link can potentially help patients...
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A recent study conducted by scientists in Japan has found that gum disease and tooth loss might be intricately connected to brain shrinkage in a region known as the hippocampus, which holds significant implications for memory and Alzheimer's disease. The study, led by Dr. S...
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It starts with a comment from a loved one or a glimpse of yourself in a photograph. Memories of teasing in school resurface, and every time you look in the mirror, there it is - that same broken smile. For too long, you've carried the burden of a broken heart that your brok...
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Many patients are told by their dentists that they will have to take care of their back teeth before they can enhance their smiles. This is an incredibly common and frustrating experience that leaves patients feeling disheartened. However, the truth is that these guidelines aren'...
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If you struggle with bad breath, you're likely aware of many home remedies proposed to treat the problem. While most of these are ineffective or questionable, there are some natural ways to fight bad breath, including thyme used as an herbal mouthwash. Thyme is an herbal re...
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A recent study published in the Journal of Public Health Dentistry suggests that maintaining sufficient levels of vitamin D may provide a protective effect against tooth decay in children and youth. The US study examined a large sample size and provides valuable insights into the...
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Our dentures in Charleston can act as replacement teeth if you suffer from tooth loss, giving you back confidence and a more comfortable bite. They offer a customized solution for your smile, tailored to your anatomy, aesthetic preferences, and lifestyle. However, adjusting to li...
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A new study conducted by researchers from the Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, CT, indicates that patients who have a genetic proclivity towards poor oral health are also more likely to have poor brain health. However, the study's findings haven’t provided specif...
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It can't be overstated how important it is for children to receive quality dental care regularly. Ideally, your little ones should see a qualified pediatric dentist at least twice yearly. However, when children are scared of going to the dentist, taking them regularly can f...
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While most people associate dentists with teeth cleanings and fillings, their jobs entail much more than that. There are certain signs to look out for that indicate one may need to see the dentist. Ignoring these telltale signs can be costly to patients in the long run. Pain and ...
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One of the most common concerns of CCCRD patients is bad breath, also known as malodor or halitosis. Approximately 25% of people suffer from the condition, which has many social implications affecting confidence and self-esteem. Fortunately, as discussed by RDH Mag, dental probio...
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Dental implant technology has rapidly evolved since the first successful implant was performed in 1965. That implant lasted 40 years. Today, dental implants are common and designed to last a long time. That is, the implant itself could last as long as a lifetime. In about 50-80% ...
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