Researchers are trying to rebuild enamel the way your body first made it, and a start-up is already in the works.

Most enamel repair products don't make new enamel at all. Here's what they actually do for your teeth instead.

It’s the hardest substance in your body, but once it’s gone, your body has no way to make more. So what’s being fixed?

Dentist, surgeon, implantologist, orthodontist Aram Davidyan listed the products that destroy tooth enamel and lead to caries ...

Pure, unsweetened cranberry juice may help slow the growth of dental plaque and reduce the acid that damages teeth, according ...

A new three-arm randomized controlled trial in Poland will test whether one or two applications of the self-assembling ...

BRUSHING after breakfast, lunch and dinner may seem like the ideal way to keep teeth clean. After all, food leaves behind ...

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A single tooth can contain valuable clues to a person's identity, even when remains are severely decomposed or reduced to bones, according to a study by researchers at the Institute of Science Tokyo.

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 ...

Researchers synthesized calcium cyclohexaphosphate, a new bioactive condensed phosphate that matched the anti-erosive ...