Why do children always have tooth decay?
Currently, tooth decay is one of the common dental diseases of all ages, especially in children.
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Currently, tooth decay is one of the common dental diseases of all ages, especially in children.
Enamel is naturally formed and cannot be regenerated, but a new scientific study makes tooth enamel 'regrowth', paving the way for future dental treatment.
According to a new survey published in the journal Archives of Oral Biology, 29 killer whales in captivity in the US and Spain have dental problems.
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…
Eating nuts and head fruits is a major cause of dental disease in prehistoric people.
Scientists found that bacteria in the gums can reveal the owner's identity like fingerprints.
Scientists from Coahuila Autonomous University (Uadec), Mexico have successfully prepared a functional gum-like food, extracted from herbs to control and treat periodont…
Research by British scientists shows that Tideglusib has the ability to regenerate damaged teeth.
Limiting eating spicy, brushing with a soft toothbrush, using a suitable cream ... are simple ways to reduce the sensitivity.
So what is tooth decay, how do cavities affect health and how to prevent it? ScienceABC will help you answer these questions.
Not everyone knows, eating a lot of sugar can have many consequences for this brain, bone and viscera.
According to recent research, the traditional welding of metal teeth can make your health worse.
Certainly, having to go to the dentist to treat deep teeth is always extreme for many people. Due to fear of pain, many people often Google to ask
According to a new report from the Associated Press, users always receive dental floss recommendations from a wide range of major scientists and universities, but the ef…
The feeling of nausea when brushing can be caused by some diseases in the oral area or respiratory, digestive diseases such as gastroesophageal reflux, peptic ulcer ...