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Should you brush your teeth before or after eating breakfast?

Who even cares about Yanny and Laurel? That is so last week. For dentists, a more important either/or debate centers on whether people should brush their teeth before or after breakfast. No, really. It turns out the order in which we perform...

source: Tammy Adams
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New research explores infection control changes in dentistry

The research, conducted by the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT), has analysed more than 90 scientific journal articles, leading to the cumulation of an original analysis of dental-specific engineering controls in order to help control the spread...

source: Health Europa
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Respiratory PPE, dry mouth, and COVID-19: Why you need to know your own CAMBRA score

Epidemiologists study health risks and are experts in determining disease patterns in populations. These scientists study both infectious and non-infectious diseases from an historical perspective and then apply what they have...

source: Dentistry iQ
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Study confirms association between lupus and gum disease

A newly published meta-analysis shows that lupus is significantly associated with periodontitis (gum disease). Periodontitis is a serious infection characterized by inflammation of the gums, which can ultimately lead to tooth loss. While people with lupus were found to have...

source: Lupus
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Count on these foods for good dental health

Good nutrition is the key to healthy living. It’s a common saying that we are what we eat, but it’s to be noted that everything we consume has to enter through our oral cavity. It is very important to maintain mouth hygiene to support healthy eating, explains...

source: Indian Express
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Kids oral care: Expert explains best practices for healthy teeth

Healthy teeth require optimum care from an early stage. Tooth decay or cavities is one of the most common dental issues in children. Untreated cavities can cause pain and severe infection that may lead to several issues. Parents usually ignore cavities in baby's teeth.

source: Doctor NDTV
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Mouth cancers going undiagnosed during Covid-19 crisis, dentists warn

A high number of mouth cancers could be missed, or found late because people are unable, or less likely to go to their dentist during the COVID-19 crisis, dentists now warn. Dentists are attempting to catch up with cases, but Professor...

source: The Irish Times
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