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Yahoo! Health: Oral Care News[CaRP] Can't open cache file. [CaRP] Unable to create/open RSS cache file. Yahoo! Health: Oral Care News Oral Care News, updated continuously. Health Tip: Take Care of Those Braces (HealthDay) Many children need braces to straighten teeth and correct their bites. The Nemours Foundation recommends a few dietary and lifestyle changes to keep the teeth healthy and prevent damage to the expensive hardware. Mercury in Dental Fillings Safe for School-Age Children (HealthDay) Spanish ID:533570--> Protein Holds Promise as Tooth Regenerator (HealthDay) Dental researchers say a specific protein may help a component of cavity-ridden teeth grow back, potentially preventing the need for root canals. Simple Steps Bring Sweeter Breath (HealthDay) Some simple measures can help put a muzzle on bad breath, according to an article in the June issue of the Mayo Clinic Health Letter. Gum Disease Can Harm Much More Than Your Teeth (HealthDay) Proper oral hygiene may do a lot more than keep your teeth bright and cavity-free -- it could be a boon to your overall health. Health Tip: My Teeth Are Discolored (HealthDay) Stains on the teeth are often caused by foods and drinks, according to the Chicago Dental Society. Red wine, coffee and tea can discolor teeth, as can foods such as blueberries, and smoking cigarettes. Health Tip: Bad Breath Isn't Always a Harmless Problem (HealthDay) Although halitosis (bad breath) usually is nothing more than a harmless reflection of what you've eaten, sometimes it's a sign of a serious dental or medical condition, the American Dental Association says. Health Tip: Preventing Cavities (HealthDay) Whether you've got a mouth full of cavities or a perfect set of teeth, preventing tooth decay should be a key concern. Health Tip: Wash Your Hands the Right Way (HealthDay) Most people know that washing their hands is a good way to keep from getting sick, but just a quick rinse won't do the trick. Here are some tips on how to wash your hands properly, courtesy of the Swedish Medical Center in Seattle: Genes Help Gum-Disease Germ Harm Arteries (HealthDay) Florida researchers say they've discovered four genes that enable a type of gum disease bacterium called Porphyromonas gingivalis to invade and infect artery cells. British Dental Journal[CaRP] Can't open cache file. [CaRP] Unable to create/open RSS cache file. British Dental Journal The latest developments and key issues in dentistry published by the British Dental Journal Another show, another opening Dubious discrepancies Academic training model Career crises Appreciation for Robin Cook Disability discrimination Exhausting waste gases Decontamination methods not up to scratch says study Name change for PCDs Diary Neanderthal teeth shed new light New technique can help identify disaster victims Periodontal disease affects young adults Training set to improve dentistry in rural areas Calling candidates for BDA committees The American Academy of Periodontology[CaRP] Can't open cache file. [CaRP] Unable to create/open RSS cache file. American Academy of Periodontology News Releases The American Academy of Periodontology provides information about periodontal (gum) disease, periodontists, dental care, and accumulating research demonstrating the links between oral health and overall systemic health. New Study Drives Home the Importance of Tooth Brushing and Dental Flossing Researchers found that tongue and tooth brushing in combination with dental flossing significantly decreased gingival bleeding by 38 percent after a two-week oral hygiene program. In the group that did not floss as part of their daily routine, gingival bleeding sites increased by almost four percent. (American Academy of Periodontology press release) New Study Supports Findings That Periodontal Bacteria May Be Linked to Heart... Researchers found that the presence of specific bacteria and combinations of bacteria in periodontal pockets might be an explanation for the relationship between periodontal disease and acute coronary syndrome. (American Academy of Periodontology press release) Steroid Abuse Harms Gingival Tissues In a study published in the Journal of Periodontology, researchers found that using anabolic androgenic steroid is associated with gingival enlargement and may increase gingival index scores. (American Academy of Periodontology press release) Chronic Stress, Depression and Cortisol Levels Are Potential Risk Indicators ... Results of a recent study suggest that being a caregiver to relatives with dementia, hypercortisolemia (overproduction of cortisol) or stress was associated with elevated plaque levels and increased gingival bleeding in adults aged 50 years and older. (American Academy of Periodontology press release) Periodontitis May Increase C-Reactive Protein Levels in Pregnancy Researchers found that pregnant women with periodontitis had 65 percent higher C-reactive protein (CRP) levels compared to periodontally healthy women. CRP has been associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes, including preeclampsia and preterm delivery. (American Academy of Periodontology press release) Periodontal Therapy May Help Diabetic Patients Improve Sugar Control Results of a new study published in the Journal of Periodontology support the hypothesis that periodontal therapy may improve metabolic control in diabetic patients, reducing the HbA1c count by as much as 20 percent at three and six months following treatment. (American Academy of Periodontology press release) Serious Oral Post-Surgical Complication Identified in Patient on Commonly Pre... According to a case report in the Journal of Periodontology, a patient who received IV bisphosphonates associated with treatment for breast carcinoma developed osteonecrosis following periodontal surgical therapy. (American Academy of Periodontology press release) Comprehensive Review on Use of Lasers in Periodontics Released Today The AAP commissioned a review of the literature on the use of lasers in periodontics to help clinicians better understand the clinical applications of this emerging technology. (American Academy of Periodontology press release) |
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