Emerging Research
March 16, 2017By Journal Of Oral Implantology
The study examined the relationship between OSA and damage to implant-borne prostheses. 
March 16, 2017By University Of Arkansas
A new study on oral health of the Hadza, the last hunter-gatherers in Africa, challenges long-held conventional wisdom about diet and oral health. 
March 14, 2017By Kristen Mott
A new study suggests preventive dental care provided before the age of 2 is associated with a higher rate of dental visits and more frequent tooth decay-related treatment. 
March 10, 2017By Laura Dorr
The new method of detecting bacteria during root canal treatments could eliminate secondary infections and the need for follow-up visits. 
March 07, 2017By Kristen Mott
A new study finds links between estrogen therapy and reducing tooth and gum diseases in postmenopausal women. 
March 01, 2017By American Association Of Oral And Maxillofacial Surgeons
An increased severity of tooth-related infections and higher hospital costs were also reported. 
February 17, 2017By Anesthesia Progress
If a dentist could predict how a child is likely to respond to the usage of laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, the visit is more likely to be free of anxiety and fear. 
February 10, 2017By Nicholas Hamm
A new study from the University of Bristol claims to have found the mechanism by which a certain oral bacterium clings to heart tissues. 
February 10, 2017By Nicholas Hamm
A new study from the University of Zurich shows that genetic defects can affect enamel. 
February 02, 2017By Nicholas Hamm
A new study from Université Laval takes a look at the effects of e-cigarettes on gingival epithelial cells.