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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…
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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…
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…
Bananas are not only nutritious fruits but their shells also have many useful uses, such as whitening teeth, acne treatment, anti-aging skin ...
You may not believe it but in fact there are foods that are good for your body but harmful to your teeth.
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.
Toothpaste is primarily composed of friction and fluoride. According to empirical research by experts, these substances will work best at about 37 degrees C.
Recently, a 4-month-old infant in Maryland was found to have teeth formed in her brain.
Scientists believe that regular brushing will reduce the risk of arthritis. The reason because the bacteria that cause gum disease and arthritis are related.
Smokers fear their face is worse than worrying about the harmful effects of tobacco on health.
Hygiene is essential, but many people do not know how to be right.
You should not brush your teeth after every meal or supplement yourself with nutritional drugs.
A clean body is also the secret to preventing you from getting sick. In order to be like that, you should not ignore the hygiene rules as below.
Will John Lennon live again to sing? According to UPI news agency, a Canadian dentist hopes to make that happen by cloning the legendary band member The Beatles from DNA…
Research in 273 subjects aged 55 and over, the scientists found a relationship between the number of natural human teeth and the performance of memory tests.
After an initial successful test in mice, Chinese scientists believe that stem cells derived from urine can help humans re-grow lost teeth.