An Oral History - BBC Four. Dr Irwin Smigel - The Times. Austin Powers bites back: a cross sectional comparison of US and ...
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Why the Victorian era had bad teeth (it's not what you think)
Widespread tooth decay during the Victorian era is often blamed on a lack of hygiene, but the true driver was a dietary shift ...
It's not only about cavities, either. Some foods and drinks can wear away enamel, a process known as tooth erosion, and the American Dental Association (ADA) says that damage can be permanent. If ...
Color me unsurprised by recent revelations from a team of archaeologists who found Vikings who lived between the 10 th and 12 th centuries. It turns out they had some pretty severe health issues, ...
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Brushing your teeth every day may prevent memory loss
A review of data from 47 studies has found that having good oral hygiene may help prevent dementia and cognitive decline. Researchers found that people with bad dental hygiene were 21% more likely to ...
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