Category: Dentistry

According to research, there is a two-way relationship between tooth loss and hypertension. Due to the lack of consensus in the specialized literature, scientists conducted a study to explore the relationship between these two conditions.

Have you ever wondered what lies in a kiss? Research suggests that kissing may have wider evolutionary implications than romantic and social implications. Since early development Hominid proximity and physical touch have important social and medical implications. Bonobos, prairie dogs, and even Car

According to research, selenium-containing dental sealants can inhibit the formation of cavities-causing bacteria on and under the sealed tooth, possibly opening up a new way to prevent cavities. In an in vitro study, the organoselenium dental sealant prevented biofilm formation under the sealant,

Researchers from Italy (Trieste) conducted a study entitled “Comprehensive chemosensory psychophysical assessment of self-reported taste dysfunction in patients with long-term COVID-19: a cross-sectional study”. Most patients with COVID-19 self-report dysfunction in smell and taste, making them amon

The science of color, due to its artistic and aesthetic aspects, cannot be considered a strictly scientific discipline. The full right to be called an exact science can include a private discipline - colorimetry (the science of measuring color). This is a discipline at the intersection of physics, m

The use of computerized anesthesia devices in dentistry results in less pain and anxiety in adult patients compared to conventional anesthesia. However, dentists should not abandon traditional anesthesia methods and invest in computerized local anesthesia devices (CLAD), partly due to imperfect tra

For a long time I wanted to discuss with you, dear colleagues, this painful topic... The impetus was the recent publication of a very respected dentist about a patient taking thrombolytic drugs. Indeed, the reception of SUCH (ie - "not standard!") Patients causes many ordinary dentists to be terrif

A 69-year-old woman developed black hairy tongue syndrome (BHT) after taking an antibiotic commonly prescribed to treat bacterial infections. Certain types of antibiotics, including penicillin and cephalosporins, can cause this unusual benign condition characterized by the appearance of hypertrophi

Our mouth is home to billions of microbes, including bacteria, fungus, viruses and other microorganisms. These tiny inhabitants, collectively referred to as the oral microbiota, are vital to our oral health, which depends on a delicate balance between harmful and beneficial microbes. Disruption of

As part of an exciting new development for potential materials for 3D printing and conventional casting in dentistry, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a composite made primarily from cellulose nanocrystals, chains of organic polymers arranged in crystalli