• Gum Inflammation Parallels Novel 'cytokine Score'

• New Hope for Patients With Severe Bone Loss

• No Adverse Effects of Early Fluoride Exposure Found on Childhood Development

• Gel Treats Gum Disease by Fighting Inflammation

• People Who Receive Periodontal Care Have Better Outcomes After Heart Attack, Study Finds

• Water Fluoridation: Effective Prevention for Tooth Decay and a Win for the Environment, Research Shows

• Microbial Food Chain: Nutritional Interactions Promoting Periodontitis
• Dental Biorhythm Is Associated With Adolescent Weight Gain, Study Finds

• Microrobotics in Endodontic Treatment, Diagnostics

• AI Tech to Automate Process of Denture Design and Enhance Treatment Efficiency Without Compromising Accuracy

• Shapeshifting Microrobots Can Brush and Floss Teeth

• Diabetes May Weaken Teeth and Promote Tooth Decay

• U.S. Study Analyzing Tooth Survival After Root Canal in General Population

• How One Inflammatory Disorder Exacerbates Another

• Could Blocking or Deleting a Protein Help Prevent Common Oral Cancers?

• Wearing Dentures May Affect a Person's Nutrition
• Researchers Take Important Step Towards Development of Biological Dental Enamel

• Study Helps Explain How Xanthan Gum, a Common Food Additive, Is Processed in the Gut

• Newly Identified Cell Type Could Be the Key to Restoring Damaged Salivary Glands

• Carbs, Sugary Foods May Influence Poor Oral Health

• New Dental Tool Prototype Can Spot the Acidic Conditions That Lead to Cavities

• Nocturnal Teeth Grinding Can Damage Temporomandibular Joints

• Some Oral Bacteria Linked With Hypertension in Older Women

• Evidence Grows for Vaping's Role in Gum Disease

• Less Antibiotic Use in Dentistry Gave No Increase in Endocarditis

• Living in a Microbial World: The Healthy Oral Microbiome Contributes to Jaw Bone Health by Influencing Immune Cell Interactions With Bone Cells

• Social Isolation Among Older Adults Linked to Having Fewer Teeth

• How Oral Bacteria Suppress Protection Against Viral Growth

• Researchers Gain Insights Into How Ultrasmall Bacteria from the Environment Have Adapted to Live Inside Humans

• Disarming a Blood-Clotting Protein Prevents Gum Disease in Mice

• Gum Disease Increases Risk of Other Illness Such as Mental Health and Heart Conditions, Study Suggests

• A Chewing Gum That Could Reduce SARS-CoV-2 Transmission

• Obesity Raises the Risk of Gum Disease by Inflating Growth of Bone-Destroying Cells

• Baby Teeth May One Day Help Identify Kids at Risk for Mental Disorders Later in Life

• ‘Nanozyme’ Therapy Prevents Harmful Dental Plaque Build-Up

• New Technique Helps Researchers Understand How Acid Damages Teeth

• Heartburn Drugs May Have Unexpected Benefits on Gum Disease

• A Study of Skull Growth and Tooth Emergence Reveals That Timing Is Everything

• Dental Care: The Best, Worst and Unproven Tools to Care for Your Teeth

• Smart Dental Implants

• Whiter Teeth, Without the Burn

• Dental Implant Surfaces Play Major Role in Tissue Attachment, Warding Off Unwanted Bacteria

• Setting the Teeth on Edge: Identifying the Risk Factors for Tooth Loss

• Research Finds ‘very Low Rates’ of Dental Fluoride Varnish Treatment for Young Children

• Half of Pediatric Opioid Prescriptions Are 'high Risk'

• Light Therapy Helps Burn Injuries Heal Faster by Triggering Growth Protein

• Good Toothbrushing Habits in Children Linked to Mother's Wellbeing

• Study Reveals New Aspects of Gingivitis and Body's Response

• 牙齿脱落增加认知小鬼airment, Dementia

• Mucus and Mucins May Become the Medicine of the Future

• New Report Aims to Improve VR Use in Healthcare Education

• Pulling Wisdom Teeth Can Improve Long-Term Taste Function, Research Finds

• Predicting Tooth Loss

• Gaps to Fill: Income, Education May Impact Inequalities in Seeking Dental Care

• A Link Between Childhood Stress and Early Molars

• Rare Mineral from Rocks Found in Mollusk Teeth

• A Gentler Strategy for Avoiding Childhood Dental Decay

• Dental Procedures During Pandemic Are No Riskier Than a Drink of Water, Study Finds

• AI Helps Predict Treatment Outcomes for Patients With Diseased Dental Implants

• Independent Evolutionary Origins of Vertebrate Dentitions

• Comprehensive Single-Cell Atlas of Human Teeth

• Study Shows 2 Percent of Asymptomatic Pediatric Dental Patients Test Positive for COVID-19

• Good Dental Health May Help Prevent Heart Infection from Mouth Bacteria

• Imbalance in Gum Bacteria Linked to Alzheimer's Disease Biomarker

• New Drug to Regenerate Lost Teeth
• People With Severe Gum Disease May Be Twice as Likely to Have Increased Blood Pressure

• How Teeth Sense the Cold

• Scientists Find Evidence That Novel Coronavirus Infects the Mouth's Cells

• Dentists' Tool Boost as Engineers Get to Root of Tiny Bubbles

• Periodontal Disease Increases Risk of Major Cardiovascular Events

• New Hope for Treating Chronic Pain Without Opioids

• Bleeding Gums May Be a Sign You Need More Vitamin C in Your Diet

• Ancient Proteins Help Track Early Milk Drinking in Africa

• Research Establishes Antibiotic Potential for Cannabis Molecule

• Research Shapes Safe Dentistry During COVID-19

• Gum Disease-Causing Bacteria Borrow Growth Molecules from Neighbors to Thrive
• Dental Experts Discover Biological Imbalance Is the Link Between Gum and Kidney Disease

• The Incredible, Variable Bacteria Living in Your Mouth

• Coronavirus Spread During Dental Procedures Could Be Reduced With Slower Drill Rotation

• How Poor Oral Hygiene May Result in Metabolic Syndrome

• Reversible Stickiness Is Something to Smile About

• Can We Make Bones Heal Faster?

• Teeth Grinding and Facial Pain Increase Due to Coronavirus Stress and Anxiety

• Most Dentists Have Experienced Aggression from Patients

• A Tiny Jaw from Greenland Sheds Light on the Origin of Complex Teeth

• Mechanical Forces of Biofilms Could Play Role in Infections

• Light Stimulation Makes Bones Heavier

• Researchers Demonstrate How Changing the Stem Cell Response to Inflammation May Reverse Periodontal Disease

• Breakthrough for Tomorrow's Dentistry

• Researchers Ask: How Sustainable Is Your Toothbrush?

• Polymers Prevent Potentially Hazardous Mist During Dentist Visit

• Stopping Tooth Decay Before It Starts -- Without Killing Bacteria