Taste buds are the small sensory organs that allow a person to enjoy different flavors, from sweet to salty and savory. The taste buds typically regenerate themselves about every 1 to 2 weeks. However, there are times when they can become damaged, burned, or swollen. There are many potential causes of damage to the taste…
Read MoreAt my age, I have never considered Botox. Being the early side of 30, skin creams and face masks seem to be keeping those inevitable signs of aging at bay — for now. But new research suggests that this popular cosmetic procedure could tackle another problem: teeth grinding. Is it worth a try? Could Botox…
Read MoreIs oral health even more important than we thought? Well, new research from Finland has pointed to a surprising link between gum disease and the development of some cancers. And even worse, it has been linked to the risk of cancer-related death. Oral health may be more important in preventing the development of cancer than…
Read MoreICE Postgraduate Dental Institute and Hospital boasted a 100% pass rate in its most recent cohort of implantology students, Seb Evans went along to the centre to find out what’s different. The dental implant market is expected to grow by around 10% by 2020, according to figures from Persistence Market Research. Advances in technology and…
Read MoreBisphosphonates proven to have a negative affect on dental implants, a new study has shown. Often used by postmenopausal women who suffer from osteoporosis, which results in loss of bone mass and strength, bisphosphonates help to slow or prevent bone loss. However, the use of bisphosphonate therapy in terms of successful dental implants has not…
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Read MoreThe global restorative dentistry market is expected to grow to $25.9 billion (£19.2 billion) by 2025, new research has found. The report, published by Grand View Research, pointed to the growing number of dental practices and corporate practices moving into the sector as one of the main reasons for the compound annual growth rate (CAGR)…
Read MorePericoronitis occurs when the wisdom teeth do not have enough room to erupt through the gums. As a result, they may only partially come through the gum, which may lead to inflammation and infection of the soft tissue around the wisdom tooth. If wisdom teeth only partially erupt, gum flaps may develop. These flaps are…
Read MoreThe Anthogyr team has been boosted by the appointment of Krishna Patel as territory sales specialist Dental professionals keen to benefit from cutting-edge implant systems and CAD/CAM will now have improved access to Anthogyr’s extensive portfolio of products and services. The company’s GB team has been boosted by the appointment of Krishna Patel as territory…
Read MorePeople with scalloped tongue have tongues with indented, rippled, or scalloped edges. Scalloping is the most noticeable on the outermost sides of the tongue. Scalloped tongue is sometimes called rippled tongue, crenated tongue, piecrust tongue, or lingua indenta. The condition is rarely painful or a sign of more serious complications, but knowing the cause of…
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