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KaVo Kerr introduces OptiBond eXTRa Universal bonding agent
Published :02/17/2019 Modified :02/17/2019 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Industry News , Dental Seminars and NewsKaVo Kerr has introduced OptiBond eXTRa Universal, a new self-etch, two-component universal adhesive
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Is periodontal disease linked to Alzheimer’s?
Published :02/13/2019 Modified :02/13/2019 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Seminars and NewsPeriodontal experts stress the importance of gum health in older adults and other at-risk groups.
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Surgical Solutions introduces Magnetic Max
Published :02/06/2019 Modified :02/07/2019 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Industry News , Dental Seminars and NewsThe device is said to enable clinicians to do multiple procedures easier and faster.
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orthodontic-treatment-does-not-prevent-tooth-decay
Published :02/02/2019 Modified :01/31/2019 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Seminars and NewsThe study found that people who had orthodontic treatment did not have better dental health later in life.
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Study highlights link between gum disease and premature labour
Published :01/27/2019 Modified :01/26/2019 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Seminars and NewsPregnant women with gum disease are significantly more likely to go into early labour, according to the findings of a new study.
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What Anglo Saxon teeth can tell us about modern health
Published :01/23/2019 Modified :01/23/2019 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Seminars and NewsEvidence from the teeth of Anglo Saxon children could help identify modern children most at risk from conditions such as obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
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Tooth brushing habits tied to risk of heart disease
Published :01/22/2019 Modified :01/22/2019 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Seminars and NewsBrushing your teeth for two minutes twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste can lower your risk of developing cardiovascular disease – according to a new study.
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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.