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Vaping Exposes Users To Potentially Harmful Industrial Compounds, Researchers Say
Bloomberg (10/6, Kary) reports, “Vaping exposes users to around 2,000 chemicals, including potentially harmful industrial compounds, according to a study of four popular brands…
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Study: Over 20% Of Children Have Decay By First Dental Visit
DrBicuspid (10/7, Madans) reports a new study has found that “more than 20% of children need restorative treatment by the time of their first…
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Fruits, Vegetables Linked To Better Mental Health In Children Of All Ages, Study Finds
HealthDay (9/28, Reinberg) reported, “Teens who eat lots of fruits and vegetables are likely to enjoy better mental health. That’s the key takeaway from a…
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Earliest Known Proof Of Caries Found In Mammal That Lived 54M Years Ago
DrBicuspid (9/17, Busch) reported, “The oldest known evidence of caries in a mammal was found in the fossils of a monkeylike animal that lived 54…
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Survey: Many Patients Unaware Of How Alcohol Consumption, Smoking Affect Oral Health
DrBicuspid (9/17, Pablos) reported that “market research platform DentaVox asked 5,551 people how their lifestyle affected their oral health,” and “the responses weren’t always…
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Study: Tooth Color Plays A Role In How People Are Perceived
DrBicuspid (9/21, Pablos) reports, “In a recent study on tooth color, participants ranked models with white teeth as more popular, friendly, intelligent, and confident,”…
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DentistryIQ: “Over The Counter: Is Chewing Gum Good For Your Teeth”
In a video on DentistryIQ (9/20), Dr. David Rice, chief editor of DentistryIQ, discussed how chewing sugar-free gum can be good for teeth. He said that…
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Dislike Of Vegetables May Stem From Children’s Saliva, Researchers Say
DrBicuspid (9/22) reported new research suggests that “children’s dislike of raw cruciferous vegetables, such as broccoli and cabbage, may be connected to the salivary…
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Regular Dental Visits Can Help With Early Oral Cancer Detection
In a consumer-focused article, HealthDay (9/6, Montgomery) reports that “approximately 40,000 Americans are diagnosed with oral cancer annually, and nearly 60 percent will be alive…
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