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Study proves high dental treatment costs due to high sugar intake

High sugar intake has given rise to dental treatment costs in the billions according to new research conducted in Germany. In a study published in the International Journal of Dental Research, researchers from the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg and the Biotechnology Research and Information Network AG evaluated representative data on the prevalence of caries, inflammation […]

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Dentists call time on sports drinks marketing and urge levy extension

The British Dental Association has urged action on new research showing nearly 90% of school children are consuming sports drinks, pressing government to combat cynical marketing ploys by manufacturers and bring the drinks within the orbit of the soft drinks industry levy. New evidence published by academics at Cardiff University and Cardiff Metropolitan University in the British Dental

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Fiona the baby hippo is still cute even when she is getting a dental check

The five-month-old hippo has become an internet favourite because of her cuteness and her videos have been attracting a lot of attention. ‘Fiona has some new incisor tusks peeking through on top and also some lower dental development,’ the zoo wrote on its Facebook page. ‘She enjoys the dental check and mouth massage, so it’s easy

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ADA says Federal Budget fails to fund Australia’s oral health

The unveiling and formal tabling of the Federal Budget tonight by the Turnbull Government has revealed that funding once again will be insufficient to meet the oral health needs of the Australian public. ADA President Dr Hugo Sachs and Deputy CEO Eithne Irving attended the Treasury and Health Budget lockups respectively, reporting that tonight’s budget

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Getting your wisdom teeth out? Watch for “dry socket” afterwards

When you have a wisdom tooth removed, the ache should quickly recede from memory. But some people develop a painful complication called dry socket. Allowing the wound to heal undisturbed can help prevent dry socket, said Dr. Michael Ellis, an associate professor with Texas A&M College of Dentistry. When a tooth is removed, a blood

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