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Starchy carbs – and the risk of tooth decay – new genetic research
Starchy carbs – and the risk of tooth decay – new genetic research
not only sugar is dangerous for teeth  It’s widely recognized that sugar consumption leads to cavities,...
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Dental Implants Exhibit Exceptional Longevity: A 40-Year Follow-Up Study
Dental Implants Exhibit Exceptional Longevity: A 40-Year Follow-Up Study
Dentists finally have an argument to answer the question of how long dental implants last. A...
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Pull-Off Forces on Implant-Supported Single Restorations by Sticky Food: An In Vitro Study
Pull-Off Forces on Implant-Supported Single Restorations by Sticky Food: An In Vitro Study
Dental implants are now a standard treatment option to replace missing teeth. This type of restoration...
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The Hidden Link Between Oral Bacteria and Stroke Risk: Insights for Dental Professionals
The Hidden Link Between Oral Bacteria and Stroke Risk: Insights for Dental Professionals
Emerging research has unveiled a compelling connection between specific oral bacteria and an increased risk of...
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Oral Bacteria and Cognitive Health: How Your Mouth Influences Brain Function
Oral Bacteria and Cognitive Health: How Your Mouth Influences Brain Function
New research sheds light on the surprising connection between oral bacteria and cognitive health. Scientists have...
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Transforming Dental Education: The Role of VR-Haptics in Training and Assessment
Transforming Dental Education: The Role of VR-Haptics in Training and Assessment
Introduction to VR-Haptics in Dental Education In recent years, Virtual Reality (VR) combined with haptic technology...
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A New Method of Biofilm Control: How Plants “Invented” Biofilm Protection
A New Method of Biofilm Control: How Plants “Invented” Biofilm Protection
Biofilms pose serious problems in the medical and industrial sectors, acting as a fortress where bacteria...
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New Research Confirms the Importance of Precise Occlusal Balance in Dental Implantation
New Research Confirms the Importance of Precise Occlusal Balance in Dental Implantation
Recent research in dental implantology demonstrates that using thin occlusal paper (12 μm) can significantly improve...
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Osseointegration of Anodized vs. Sandblasted Implant Surfaces in a Guided Bone Regeneration Acute Dehiscence-Type Defect: An In Vivo Experimental Mandibular Minipig Model
Osseointegration of Anodized vs. Sandblasted Implant Surfaces in a Guided Bone Regeneration Acute Dehiscence-Type Defect: An In Vivo Experimental Mandibular Minipig Model
Osseointegrated dental implants have become a predictable method for replacing lost teeth with a high success...
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What abutment morphology is better for a gingival connection: linear divergent or concave? Randomized controlled trial of CAD/CAM abutments
What abutment morphology is better for a gingival connection: linear divergent or concave? Randomized controlled trial of CAD/CAM abutments
We have repeatedly mentioned in our blog the importance of the abutment emergence profile for gum...
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Identified genes determining the shape of teeth: another Neanderthal legacy
Identified genes determining the shape of teeth: another Neanderthal legacy
Recent research has identified genetic variants that determine the shape and size of human teeth, including...
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Orthopedic and Surgical Aspects of Immediate Implantation: Analysis of a Case of Upper Jaw Tooth Restoration with a 9-Year Follow-Up
Orthopedic and Surgical Aspects of Immediate Implantation: Analysis of a Case of Upper Jaw Tooth Restoration with a 9-Year Follow-Up
Thanks to advances in surgical techniques, biomaterials, and implant surfaces, dentists can now use simple procedures...
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Fossil teeth shed light on the length of ancient humans’ childhood – a prelude to big brain development
Fossil teeth shed light on the length of ancient humans’ childhood – a prelude to big brain development
Introduction The extended childhood observed in modern humans has long been associated with our increased brain...
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A New Method for Soft Tissue Restoration in the Aesthetic Zone: Dermal Apron Technique with a Clinical Case Example
A New Method for Soft Tissue Restoration in the Aesthetic Zone: Dermal Apron Technique with a Clinical Case Example
Installing an implant and a prosthesis simultaneously has always been a challenging task. These operations are...
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Brain aging and the fight against it: scientists have managed to stop the accumulation of F-actin protein in fruit flies (prospective study)
Brain aging and the fight against it: scientists have managed to stop the accumulation of F-actin protein in fruit flies (prospective study)
We’ve written before about the link between oral health and the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease....
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A new high-speed bioprinter from Melbourne – how it works and who it’s for
A new high-speed bioprinter from Melbourne – how it works and who it’s for
Biomedical researchers from the University of Melbourne have unveiled a state-of-the-art 3D bioprinting system that promises...
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Limiting sugar intake at an early age reduces the risk of developing many chronic diseases: new evidence
Limiting sugar intake at an early age reduces the risk of developing many chronic diseases: new evidence
This news is interesting from the point of view of dentistry because diabetes leads to dental...
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The Link Between Heartburn Medications and Reduced Gum Disease Severity: What We Know
The Link Between Heartburn Medications and Reduced Gum Disease Severity: What We Know
Heartburn medications, particularly proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), are widely prescribed to treat conditions such as acid...
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Living proof of evolution – how Tibetan women adapted to the thin air of the high mountains
Living proof of evolution – how Tibetan women adapted to the thin air of the high mountains
This article does not belong to the field of dentistry, but it is still an interesting...
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Pleasant “side effects” of immunotherapy are improved gum health: promising studies in mice
Pleasant “side effects” of immunotherapy are improved gum health: promising studies in mice
p>Periodontal disease (PD) is a widespread serious inflammatory disease that affects the gums and bones that...
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The Critical Connection Between Oral Bacteria and Head and Neck Cancer: New Findings and Implications
The Critical Connection Between Oral Bacteria and Head and Neck Cancer: New Findings and Implications
Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) is a significant concern in global health, responsible for...
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