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Survey: Baby Tooth Loss, Toothache Among Most Common Early Tooth-Related Memories
DrBicuspid (6/3, Busch) said a DentaVox survey found that “for nearly 40% of adults, losing a baby tooth is their earliest dental memory – and…
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Study: Retaining Natural Teeth Associated With Improved Functional Ability In Older Adults
Medscape (6/3, Lynch, Subscription Publication) reported a new study suggests that “older adults with more natural teeth are better able to perform everyday tasks.” In…
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DentistryIQ Video: “The Vaping Forecast: Cloudy With A Chance Of Oral Disease”
In an episode of Medical History Mysteries on DentistryIQ (6/3, Maragliano-Muniz), Tom Viola, RPh, CCP, and Pamela Maragliano-Muniz, DMD, chief editor of DentistryIQ and editorial co-director…
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Dental Visits Listed Among Health Appointments To Resume
Noting some people have delayed health appointments and screenings during the pandemic due to concerns about contracting COVID-19, AARP (5/28, Stepko) said it’s time to get…
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Study: US Dentists Have Lower Rates Of COVID-19 Infection Than Other Health Professionals
Becker’s Dental Review (5/25, Portalatin) reports, “Dentists continue to show lower rates of COVID-19 infection compared to other health professionals, according to a recent study…
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SpaceX Launches Oral Health Experiment To The International Space Station
The AP (6/3, Dunn) reports that “SpaceX launched thousands of tiny sea creatures to the International Space Station on Thursday, along with a plaque-fighting toothpaste experiment…
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Pandemic Has Taken Toll On Oral Health
The New York Times (5/19, Tingley) reports, “There are early indications that the pandemic is taking a serious, and potentially long-lasting, toll on our oral health.”…
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Many People Forget To Budget For Healthcare Expenses In Retirement, Financial Planner Says
Insider (4/24, Loudenback) said many people tend to overlook three expenses when planning for retirement, according to Patricia Stallworth, financial planner and CEO of PS…
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VCU Dental Student Invents Device To Ease Flossing Routine For Those With Braces
Dentistry Today (5/11) reports that Christina Gordon, a student at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of Dentistry, “has invented a cleaning device for orthodontic…
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