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Study Suggests No Perfect Substitute for Natural Teeth
While dental technology has greatly developed the science of dental implants, there’s no substitute for natural teeth. One literature review suggests dental patients should work to preserve their natural teeth as they provide the longest lifespan. The review was conducted through Harvard School of Dental Medicine in conjunction with many … Read More
Posted in Dental Science
Tagged dental implants, infection
Blind Man’s Site is Restored From his Teeth!
In a truly miraculous situation, Ian Tibbits, a 43-year-old father, was able to see again after sixteen years from having his vision restored from his teeth! The father of two used to differentiate his two sons apart by their voices and movements, but he can now see them due to … Read More
Posted in Dental Science
Tagged Blind Man’s Site is Restored From his Teeth, Science
Couple Finds Tooth of Megalodon
Nothing says romance quite like searching for giant shark teeth! A Texas couple on vacation in Florida got quite the surprise when they realized they had found a near-perfect looking tooth which had belonged to a prehistoric shark. This wasn’t just any old fish in the water though; the large … Read More
Posted in Dental Science
Tagged Megalodon, Science
Jamestown Siblings Design Biodegradable Toothbrush
The son and daughter of two Jamestown dentists have invented a new tooth brush that is entirely biodegradable. The brother and sister team are the founders of Bogobrush, a new toothbrush that is biodegradable. Similarly to the Tom’s Shoes business model, the team plans to donate one toothbrush for every … Read More
Posted in Dental Health, Dental Science
Tagged dental science, toothbrush, toothbrushes
Bacteria Found in Mouth May Commonly Degrade Fruit Nutrients
New research shows that the nutrition in berries may be lost in part due to the way our body breaks down these complex compounds in the mouth. Some pigments in human saliva make the nutritional elements in berries more difficult to survive and become absorbed in the body. Those conducting … Read More
Posted in Dental Science
Folic Acid Important for Dental Health
Folic Acid, the synthetic version of the vitamin B9, is incredibly important when it comes to cell growth, cell repair, and disease prevention in oral care. Folic acid is water soluble vitamin and is not stored in the body for a long time and should be taken daily to maintain … Read More
Posted in Children's Dentistry, Dental Education, Dental Science
Tagged children dentistry, dental health, dental science, dental work, folic acid
Researchers Discover Natural Solutions to Sensitive Teeth
Millions of people suffer from sensitive teeth, nearly 3 of 4 individuals on average suffering from specific afflictions. Researchers are now turning to more natural methods to combat sensitivity to stimuli such as cold, hot and overly sweet food and beverages. The latest material being utilized in treating sensitive teeth … Read More
Posted in Dental Science
Tagged dental science, sensitive teeth
