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Abstract Background/Objectives: Studies have examined the mechanisms of oral hypofunction by investigating the relationship between the number of remaining teeth, bite force, mastication ability, and lateral induction factors influencing chewing …

When we think of things that are bad for our teeth, we tend to think of sugar. Rightly so: it’s dental enemy number one, interacting with bacteria in the mouth …

Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you. If you’ve ever felt self-conscious about your teeth, veneers could be the transformative solution you’re looking for. Veneers …

Abstract A 28-year-old man with muscular dystrophy was bedridden, requiring 24-hour respiratory support with a ventilator. Owing to repeated episodes of aspiration pneumonia, he was fed through a gastrostomy tube. …

The goal of brushing one’s teeth is to have fresh breath and prevent cavities. But the effect of toothpaste on the complex ecosystem of bacteria in our mouths — the …

Background Facial attractiveness, influenced by dental esthetics, impacts self-perception and social interactions. The rise of social media has further fueled the demand for cosmetic dental treatments. This study aimed to …

Across the health-care spectrum, cost barriers stand in the way of patients accessing care. According to a KFF analysis1 of a National Health Interview Survey,2 more than one in four …

The integration of AI into dentistry is an exciting advancement that holds promises of improved patient outcomes and streamlined operations. TDIC’s Risk Management analysts explain the risks associated with AI …

Imagine having to travel for hours for a routine dental cleaning or wait days to get treatment for a toothache. For nearly 1.7 million people in the U.S., this is …

At an auction in England in 2011, one of John Lennon’s teeth sold for just over US$31,000. How much are your teeth worth? Teeth are amazing little miracles. They light …