(HealthDay)—Dentists are drilling down on another worrying trend related to the coronavirus: more cracked teeth.
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New knowledge on the cellular makeup and growth of teeth can expedite developments in the treatment of tooth sensitivity and
Best materials for border molding in complete dentures fabrication
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Even dentist visits go remote during the COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed many in-person activities into remote services delivered over the internet. The latest example is the
Visits to the dentist can evoke memories of traumatic sexual abuse
The defencelessness experienced while sitting in the dentist's chair can prompt memories of sexual abuse, finds endodontist Eva Wolf in
Don’t delay dental visits during pandemic
(HealthDay)—Visiting your dentist during the coronavirus pandemic poses little risk, an expert says.
New theory hints at more efficient way to develop quantum algorithms
A new theory could bring a way to make quantum algorithm development less of an accidental process, say scientists.
Scientists sink teeth into identifying several new bacteria that cause dental caries
The human body is home to trillions of microbes. Through its natural functioning, much of the time, this ecosystem regulates
Fluoridated water protects baby teeth, too
(HealthDay)—Fluoride in drinking water reduces the odds for severe cavities in baby teeth, researchers from New Zealand report.
Stopping tooth decay before it starts — without killing bacteria
Eating sugar or other carbohydrates after dental cleanings causes oral bacteria to quickly rebuild plaque and to produce acids that