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  Anti-biofilm molecule may help fight superbugs
  25.05.14

  The ability of infectious bacteria to form biofilms - which are responsible for two thirds of human infections - makes them particularly difficult to treat. And when these bacteria are also resistant to antibiotics, the medical challenge is even tougher. Now, researchers in Canada have discovered t
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  New Method May Pinpoint Certain Bacteria
  15.05.14

  UK, May 15, 2024 - Research involving dental cavities and periodontal diseases had an unintended result: the development of a technique that could locate the potential source of an infection by overtaking the normal processes of pathogens.Researchers from The University of Nottingham and G.S.K C
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  Gwinnett Dentists at Lawrenceville Dental Associates Share Research That Shows Cavities Are Contagio
  13.05.14

  According to these dentists in Lawrenceville, GA., sharing utensils with your child may cause them to be susceptible to cavities. ATLANTA, GA, May 12, 2024 -- A recent study from the University of Louisville has discovered that the oral bacteria that produce cavities can be transmitted from one per
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  Saliva ‘Could be Power Source’
  13.05.14

  UK, May 13, 2024 - Scientists could have found a new renewable energy source - and they haven't had to look further than our mouths. Engineers at Penn state University in America have powered a fuel cell based entirely on human saliva that can produce ‘tiny but sufficient' amounts of power to run
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  Only 1 Percent of Canadian Children See A Dentist within Their First Year of Life
  13.05.14

  TORONTO, Canada, USA, May 13, 2024 - From their analysis of the primary dental care data of more than 2,500 children, researchers have found that only very few children in Canada had seen a dentist for an oral health assessment by the recommended age of 12 months. They also found that especially ch
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  Getting to the Root of Enamel Evolution: Connecting Genes to Hominin Teeth Shows Evidence of Natural
  08.05.14

  Duke University, USA, May 8, 2024 - Along with our big brains and upright posture, thick tooth enamel is one of the features that distinguishes our genus, Homo, from our primate relatives and forebears. A new study, published May 5 in the Journal of Human Evolution, offers insight into how evolutio
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  New Easier to Harden Dental Filling Material Makes Dental Treatment Faster and Easier
  08.05.14

  USA, May 8, 2024 - In modern dentistry, amalgam fillings have become unpopular. Instead, white composite materials are more commonly used, which at first glance can hardly be distinguished from the tooth. The majority of these composites are based on photoactive materials that harden when they are
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  Custom-made Mouthguards Reduce Athletes' Risk of Concussion, Study Shows
  08.05.14

  Academy of General Dentistry (AGD), USA, May 8, 2024 - When it comes to buying a mouthguard, parents who want to reduce their child's risk of a sports-related concussion should visit a dentist instead of a sporting goods store. High school football players wearing store-bought, over-the-counter (OT
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  One in Seven Children Have Their First Dental Visit Owing to an Emergency
  28.04.14

  CHAPEL HILL, N.C., USA, April 28, 2024 - Early preventive dental visits are essential for a child's oral health. However, there are few studies about how children enter the dental care system. Now, researchers have found that especially the attitude of caregivers toward oral health has a significan
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  Mutation Found in Jaw Tumor: World's First
  28.04.14

  USA, April 28, 2024 - A Finnish team of researchers was the first in the world to discover a gene mutation in ameloblastoma, which is a tumor of the jaw. Ameloblastoma is an odontogenic tumor with a high tendency to recur after treatment. Ameloblastoma is most often found in the posterior of the l
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  Perio Bacteria Found to Spur Cancer Growth in Mouth, Say Researchers
  28.04.14

  ADA, USA, April 28, 2024 - Cleveland—Two bacteria prevalent in periodontal disease form small fatty acids that incite growth of deadly Kaposi's sarcoma-related lesions and tumors in the mouth, said Case Western Reserve University researchers who discovered the potential connection. Their discover
• Fight Back Against Tooth Decay
  27.04.14

  USA, April 27, 2024 - Tooth decay can affect a single teeth or multiple teeth. The oral bacteria responsible for tooth decay live all over your mouth ready to attack day and night. This bacteria will not just go away and they can even be passed onto your children and loved ones through kissing. Ca

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