The Pacific Dental Services Foundation has donated a fully equipped mobile dental clinic to High Point University Workman School of Dental Medicine. This initiative will enable dental students to deliver vital care to underserved…

White spot lesions (WSLs) are a common yet troublesome complication of fixed orthodontic therapy, posing significant esthetic challenges. This comprehensive review explores the etiology, risk factors, and modern treatment approaches to…

Taste receptors, once thought to be exclusive to the tongue, are now discovered in unexpected places throughout the body, including the nose, gingiva, and dental pulp. Research from Penn Dental Medicine reveals how these receptors play…

Unlock the true potential of your dental practice by integrating patient-reported outcomes. Discover how these tools provide valuable insights into patient experiences and enhance treatment efficacy and satisfaction.

A new study from Case Western Reserve University reveals a significant association between tooth loss and an increased risk of death from cardiovascular disease. Regular dental check-ups may be crucial not only for maintaining a healthy…

Scientists have discovered that the serrated edges of Komodo dragons’ teeth are tipped with iron, providing new insights into their razor-sharp bite. This finding sheds light on how these predators, and possibly dinosaurs, maintained their…

Colorado is preparing for its aging population boom by expanding geriatric dental care through new training programs and fellowships. With the passing of Senate Bill 23-031, the state aims to improve oral health for older adults by…

Children with developmental disabilities face significant challenges in accessing dental care, increasing their risk for oral health issues. New guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics aim to equip pediatricians with the tools to…

In a spirited farewell, a 101-year-old woman celebrated the life of her last remaining tooth, “Chewy” with a memorial service that doubled as a fundraiser for a dental clinic. Attendees honored the tooth’s 95-year life while raising more…

Researchers at Penn Dental Medicine have discovered why oral tissues heal rapidly without scarring. By identifying unique fibroblasts in the mouth, they hope to harness these cells to improve healing in other parts of the body.