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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.
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Should pregnancy be a risk factor for caries?
Published :12/26/2018 Modified :12/27/2018 | Categories : Dandal NewsWell, it was true that she had trouble with her teeth and now would be considered a patient at high risk for dental disease. But was she part of an old wives’ tale or could there possible be some trut
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Biomaterial could keep tooth alive after root canal
Published :12/22/2018 Modified :12/22/2018 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Seminars and NewsNow scientists have developed a peptide hydrogel designed to regenerate dental pulp after a root canal, preserving the tooth.
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The Systemic Movement and Behavior of Periodontal Pathogens
Published :12/19/2018 Modified :12/19/2018 | Categories : Dandal NewsLooking at periodontal disease as a bacterial infection that travels throughout the body is much different than looking at periodontal disease as a localized bacterial infection of the oral cavity onl
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Study Compares Efficacy of Oral Cancer Biomarkers
Published :12/12/2018 Modified :12/12/2018 | Categories : Dandal News , Dental Seminars and NewsResearchers there have conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of the salivary markers that show the highest efficacy for the early detection of oral cancer in different clinical trials.
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The future of periodontal therapy
Published :12/08/2018 Modified :12/08/2018 | Categories : Dandal NewsSo what is the future of periodontics?
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Gum Disease Treatment May Improve Diabetes Symptoms
Published :12/02/2018 Modified :12/02/2018 | Categories : Dandal Newsntensive treatment for gum disease may help some people with type 2 diabetes by lowering their blood glucose level and reducing chronic inflammation.