March 11th 2024
SDF may effectively stop tooth decay in developing teeth, providing a new tool in the arsenal against caries that may have long term effects.
Can long-term breastfeeding lead to dental caries?
July 6th 2017Breastfeeding has been shown to have numerous health benefits for babies. Breastmilk has an ideal mix of vitamins, protein and fat, and breastfeeding can protect babies against a variety of diseases and medical conditions, including diabetes, leukemia, respiratory tract infection, and childhood overweight and obesity, among others.
Three Ways Pulp Cap Breakthroughs are Making Patients and Dentists Lives Better
July 6th 2017Pulp capping is not a new technique, but newer materials have paved the way to greater efficiency and value for both the clinician and the patient. What tips can dentists employ to achieve the most effective results? This eBook discusses how proper technique combined with new pulp capping materials can:
Which type of sedative is best for pediatric dental procedures?
June 23rd 2017Dental checkups during early childhood are just as important as regular wellness checks by a pediatrician. By kindergarten, 40 percent of children have been diagnosed with early tooth decay or cavities, which can have a negative impact on their overall health. A significant number of these cases will require dental treatment.
Can root canal treatment be improved with prefabricated blood vessels?
June 19th 2017Endodontic treatment is an effective option for patients whose dental pulp has become inflamed or infected. However, one of the major drawbacks of root canals is that the infected dental tissue is removed and replaced with synthetic biomaterials, which eliminates the tooth’s blood and nerve supply.