'Little boy' may have trouble because ... dental disease
Poor oral hygiene not only makes men have bad breaths or diseases of teeth and gums, but also makes them face the risk of malfunction.
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Poor oral hygiene not only makes men have bad breaths or diseases of teeth and gums, but also makes them face the risk of malfunction.
Sensitive teeth are the result of erosion of enamel (or dentin), revealing tiny neural tubes in the crowns.
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Choose a hard bristle brush, brush until all the bristles, rub a few strokes are done ... are the errors most people make when brushing their teeth.
People often use hard brushes because they think they are clean. This habit is easy for you to wear away enamel.
Scientists at Harvard University have introduced a method to use low-energy lasers to activate stem cells within the tooth from which to form dentin - a very important c…
In addition to proper dental care following the dentist's instructions, you can also avoid cavities by drinking red wine, according to a new study.
Teeth grinding is a type of disease that unconsciously crushes teeth during sleep. It is often difficult to detect, only when an adjacent person hears and speaks, the pa…
The blind father first saw the faces of his twin sons after a vision recovery operation using his own teeth.
After an initial successful test in mice, Chinese scientists believe that stem cells derived from urine can help humans re-grow lost teeth.
A recent study by the American Dental Institute found that eating cheese increased alkalinity in the mouth - neutralizing tooth erosion acid, thus reducing the risk of t…
In the near future, experts hope that teeth that have been damaged or forced to be removed can be replaced by new teeth, which are raised from cells extracted from patie…
A group of scientists led by Professor Murakami Shinya of Osaka University Dental Hospital, Japan conducted the world's first clinical study, successfully regenerating g…
A group of Japanese scientists have successfully treated spinal cord injuries for a rat using special stem cells taken from human teeth.
A study lasting more than 40 years shows that the size of human teeth decreases with our age.