Science news articles about 'dental decay'

  • Does the stress of being a parent lead to decay in children's teeth?

    ... were to have decay. Last, they found that apparently having one's child's dental decay treated actually could decrease the stress of being a parent. It now appears that dental professionals need to ...
  • Toothpaste too pricey for the poor

    ... that tooth decay usually remains untreated. Fluoride toothpaste is the most widely used method of preventing dental decay, but currently only 12.5% of the world benefits from it. The researchers ...
  • Acupuncture eases radiation-induced dry mouth in cancer patients

    ... Chambers, the study's senior author. "Symptoms can include altered taste acuity, dental decay, infections of the tissues of the mouth, and difficulty with speaking, eating and swallowing. Conventional ...
  • Diets bad for the teeth are also bad for the body

    ... fermentable carbohydrates have the potential to induce dental decay, Hujoel notes. But what if fermentable carbohydrates ... does not cause dental diseases, he notes. Dentists would no longer be pressed ...
  • Heart disease found in Egyptian mummies

    ... when he died at approximately age 60, he was afflicted with atherosclerosis, arthritis, and dental decay. Intrigued that atherosclerosis may have been widespread among ancient Egyptians, Thomas and a ...

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