Halloween: 8 tips to protect your teeth from candy sugar
During this Halloween and candy distribution period, dentists are giving several recommendations to reduce the risk of dental caries. THE ...
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Revolution in dental care: towards a treatment for tooth regrowth
Japanese researchers are working on a revolutionary treatment that will allow teeth to grow back naturally. THE ESSENTIAL Japanese researchers ...
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Cavities: fluoride varnishes soon to be reimbursed for children aged one and over
As of January 1, 2025, fluoride varnishes applied to protect against dental caries will be covered from the age of ...
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This new fluoride-free toothpaste is as effective as the traditional ones
A new fluoride-free toothpaste has proven to be as effective as traditional alternatives in protecting against cavities. THE ESSENTIAL Some ...
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E-cigarette: vaping destroys good bacteria in the mouth
A new study highlights the dangers of vaping on oral health, especially among young people: e-cigarettes cause chemical reactions in ...
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Dental caries: a new responsible bacterium identified
An American study reveals the existence of a bacterium playing a major role in the formation of dental caries, hitherto ...
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Food: do grandparents spoil their grandchildren too much?
Grandparents would feed their grandchildren foods and drinks that are too sugary, which increases their risk of getting cavities and ...
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Cavities: to avoid them, you must breastfeed and not give sugar until you are two years old
Sugar consumption and early cessation of breastfeeding before the age of two increase the risk of cavities in children. THE ...
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Electronic cigarettes: what are the consequences for your teeth?
Vaping would have harmful effects on your teeth. According to a new American study, consuming e-cigarettes is linked to a ...
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Oral diseases: 45% of the world’s population suffers from them
In a press release, the World Health Organization (WHO) sounded the alarm on the increase in oral pathologies, in particular ...
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MIH: a little-known childhood dental disease
Molar and incisor hypomineralization (MIH) affects the enamel of the teeth, which weakens them and causes stains to appear on ...
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“Coke babies”: what is this worrying phenomenon?
In Hauts-de-France, many young children, nicknamed "coca babies", drink bottles containing sodas. THE ESSENTIAL "20% of the French population concentrates ...
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How the Mayas treated cavities with… precious stones!
A Mayan dental cement made it possible to fix precious stones in the teeth and to avoid cavities thanks to ...
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Soon a biological enamel to treat cavities?
A model for obtaining biological enamel from stem cells has been developed. A future alternative to the use of amalgams, ...
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How our immune system can cause cavities to appear
The action of our immune system against oral bacteria could be at the origin of the formation of cavities, which ...
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Green tea: an anti-cancer drug with multiple benefits
An antioxidant found in green tea increases levels of a natural cancer-fighting protein capable of repairing DNA damage and destroying ...
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We found a way to reduce a fracture faster
New images of bone formation provide insight into how to speed up the bone healing process and repair fractures faster ...
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Evaluate your oral health in less than 2 minutes
To encourage the French to brush their teeth more often and assess the risk of the onset of cavities or ...
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A gel capable of repairing damaged tooth enamel
A Chinese team of researchers has developed a gel that gives tooth enamel the ability to self-repair. Ultimately, it could ...
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The Ethics and Cancer Committee is not opposed to therapeutic cannabis
The Ethics and Cancer Committee was contacted by a cancer patient, inviting it to comment on the use of therapeutic ...
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Four out of ten French people do not go to the dentist regularly
While an annual visit to the dentist is recommended from the age of one, the French wait for the disease ...
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Dental health: prosecco creates tensions between English and Italians
Italians are reacting to the advice of British dental experts, who criticize prosecco for its deleterious effects on teeth.Between Italy ...
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Cavities: fluoride banned for babies under 6 months
The ANSM has restricted the use of 3 fluorine-based drugs. Zymaduo, Fluosterol and Fluorex should no longer be prescribed in ...
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Teeth: an anti-Alzheimer drug accelerates repair
Researchers have successfully tested a drug for Alzheimer's disease to regenerate damaged teeth.Soon over, the unpleasant taste of dental amalgam? ...
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Cavities: sleeping with your mouth open promotes their development
New Zealand researchers have shown that sleeping with your mouth open is linked to a more acidic oral pH, which ...
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Effective bioactive glass fillings to prevent cavities
Fillings made from bioactive glass would be more effective than compounds currently used, according to a study. Bioactive glass, used ...
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Tooth decay: an alternative method to filling
Cavities could be cured on their own, without resorting to filling, according to researchers who have developed a non-insaving alternative ...
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Dental care: local anesthesia can hurt your teeth
Anesthesia reduces the fear of the dentist, but it could harm children's chocks. According to an in vitro study, the ...
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Take care of your teeth to protect your heart
Teeth are more connected to the heart than you might think. A review of studies recalls the close relationship between ...
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Medicines: lozenges and syrups promote cavities
If the appearance of cavities is undoubtedly the result of poor dental hygiene, taking many drugs promotes their appearance, according ...
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