Cancer
The risk of nasopharyngeal cancer when eating a lot of salted fish
Eat too much salted fish from a young age, eat a lot of preserved or fermented foods; Oral sex ... increases the risk of nasopharyngeal cancer.
Oral
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Cancer
2 glasses of alcohol = 3 times the risk of oral cavity cancer
According to a message in a media campaign about to be broadcast on television in the UK, drinking a little more than the recommended safety threshold could significantl…
Science invention
Use your tongue to brush your teeth
Two Canadian friends invented a whole new way of brushing their teeth - using their tongues instead of their hands. Adel Elseri and Said Fayad, both 26-year-old, said th…
Science invention
Automatic oral reading machine recognizes languages in the world
British scientists have recently studied a mouth-reading computer that distinguishes different languages.
New technology
New dental materials help prevent plaque, kill bacteria
Before that, some dental materials used to cure tooth decay can cause some problems.
New technology
New style toothbrushes, just attached to the mouth and 3 seconds, are clean
Tired of having to stand in front of a mirror at night or early in the morning just to brush your teeth, a professional toothbrush called Unico will be the perfect solut…
New technology
Thanks to this special brush, you only need 10 seconds to brush your teeth
With this special toothbrush you only need 10 seconds to brush your teeth. This saves a lot of time each year for personal hygiene.
New technology
Manufacture of oral medicines by ... 3D printers
Aprecia Pharamceuticals has just released the US anti-epileptic drug produced entirely by 3D printers. The drug has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
New technology
Monitor dental activity with bluetooth
Recently, scientists at Taiwan National University have been developing a type of electronic tooth that can transmit signals.
New technology
Technology brushing teeth with the bacteria in the mouth
From a young age, parents or even teachers at school still try to educate young children about the importance of oral hygiene.
New technology
Diagnosing oral cancer by telephone
A team from Stanford University has developed a smartphone application and a phone-ready mini scanner that promises to help early diagnosis of oral cancer.
New technology
Toothbrushes equipped with bluetooth
A technology company in the UK is about to launch a bluetooth toothbrush called Beam Toothbrush that will help keep track of your baby's brushing habits.
New technology
Detector for anesthetic drugs
To avoid being anesthetized, Bloomsbury Innovations Limited (UK) has launched an oral test kit to detect if you are suffering from an anesthetic.
New technology
Antiseptic gum
The US military is about to be equipped with a bactericidal gum, helping soldiers avoid dental problems when there is no regular brushing on the battlefield.