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On March 21, Japanese technology giant NEC announced a partnership with Tokyo University of Medicine and Dentistry to develop technology that uses AI to diagnose the cau…
Scientists at the Department of Dentistry, Oregon University of Science and Health, have discovered that nerve cells that control heart rate and blood pressure synthesiz…
On June 10, the Mexican National Institute of History and Archeology announced that archaeologists have discovered a set of remains dating back to about 800 AD at the ca…
According to experts at the University of Bologna, these are the oldest evidence of how ancient people treated dentistry.
Ancient evidence demonstrates the ingenuity and aesthetics of ancient people in cosmetic dentistry practice many millennia ago.
Scientists at the University of de Poitiers in Poitiers, France, and the Guimet Museum, Paris - while excavating an ancient graveyard discovered a total of 11 teeth were…
Prof. Dr. Tran Van Truong, Chairman of the Vietnamese Molar Tooth Association, Professor of the Faculty of Odonto-Stomatology has been voted by the American Institute of…
A new study of the School of Dentistry at the University of Southern Illinois, USA shows that drinking soft drinks for a long time will wear away enamel.
A recent study by the University of Rochester showed that drinking wine and eating a nutritious lemongrass helps eliminate bacteria that lead to tooth decay.
A study published in the Australian Journal of Dentistry said that mouthwashes containing alcohol contributed to an increased risk of oral cancer.
According to some researchers in the General Dentistry of the American Academy of Dentistry, if the goal is to avoid abrasion in dentin, it is better to drink black tea…
No tooth decay and hard tooth hygiene but still feel painful, especially when touching toothpaste or sour substances.
Scientists at Leeds Dental Institute (UK) have found a solution to cure tooth decay naturally without having to fill it in the current way.
The latest data from the National Institute of Dentistry shows that the rate of permanent tooth decay in Vietnam is quite high and increases with age. Specifically, the…