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Cellular messengers communicate with bacteria in the mouth
Published :01/12/2019 Modified :01/17/2019 | Categories : Dental Seminars and News , Scientific BlogResults of the study could lead to new treatments for diseases such as periodontitis
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Gargling hydrogen peroxide: Benefits and how-to
Published :01/12/2019 Modified :01/15/2019 | Categories : More InformationHydrogen peroxide is an antiseptic frequently used to clean minor cuts or disinfect surfaces
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How to increase case acceptance by listening to your patients
Published :01/12/2019 Modified :01/13/2019 | Categories : General Information , More InformationBy including patients in your case presentation, you can increase their confidence and likelihood of acceptance.
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Diabetics face a higher risk of mouth cancer, with women far more at risk
Published :01/11/2019 Modified :01/12/2019 | Categories : Dandal News , Scientific BlogNew research has discovered that women who suffer from diabetes face a dramatically increased chance of developing mouth cancer.
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Charcoal and white teeth
Published :01/09/2019 Modified :01/09/2019 | Categories : General Information , More InformationIs there any scientific evidence to back up claims made for charcoal products?
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Opioids Versus Over the Counter: Pain Relief in Dental Care
Published :01/08/2019 Modified :01/09/2019 | Categories : General Information , More InformationAccording to The Journal of the American Dental Association, a review of oral analgesics assessing the adequacy and adverse effects of nearly all analgesic formulas confirmed two major conclusions.
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Lymph Node Ratio May Predict Who Lives and Dies from Oral Cavity Cancer
Published :01/06/2019 Modified :01/06/2019 | Categories : Dandal News , Scientific BlogLNR appeared to be more predictive of patient outcomes than the traditional method of lymph node staging
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Older women who suffer tooth loss more likely to develop high blood pressure
Published :12/29/2018 Modified :12/31/2018 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Seminars and News , Scientific BlogA study indicates that postmenopausal women who experience tooth loss are at higher risk of developing high blood pressure.