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The dental profession has endured unprecedented disruption amid COVID-19. Novel stressors have included a high risk of occupational exposure to COVID-19, financial losses, and stricter infection...


Millions of people travel every year for health care and, mainly, they do it to obtain therapies at a lower cost than in the country of origin.


The aesthetic management of the smile must start from the motivation for frequent follow-ups to allow adherence to healthy habits and lifestyle. 


This investigation compared the efficacy of oscillating-rotating, sonic and manual toothbrushes in reducing gingivitis and plaque in randomized controlled trials with up to six months’ follow-up.


Recently, there has been more attention and a call to action to integrate oral health into primary care settings. 


Clinicians and health professionals should advise patients that smoking does not cause damage only at a systemic level, damaging the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, but it also significantly...


This longitudinal study examined if cognitive decline varies by birth cohort, and edentulism and nonuse of dental care predict cognitive decline. 


Poor oral health affects the health and well-being of older adults in many ways. Despite years of international research investigating poor oral health among older adults, it has remained a largely...


Rotary cutting instruments have a complex surface, due to the presence of indentations and irregularities, a morphology that favors the retention of debris and bacteria. Therefore, the proper...


Apart from the tooth surface, the surface of dental restorations should also be considered an important platform for biofilm adhesion and bacterial growth. 


Photodynamic therapy is an adjuvant in the treatment of peri-implantitis and associated with scaling and grafting treatments for the control of peri-implant disease. 


In an editorial published in Hypertension and Vascular Risk, clinicians said more than one billion people in the world suffer from the most advanced forms of periodontitis.


Almost 55% of adolescents have tooth sensitivity, bleeding gums, clenching or grinding of teeth and pain or difficulty opening or closing the mouth, according to the Sanitas Oral Health Study 2023.


According to a study published in a special issue of the Journal of Dental Research, older adults suffering from diabetes and tooth loss contributes to worsening cognitive function and accelerating...


Musculoskeletal disorders are occupational illnesses concerned with different classes of professionals; dental hygienists are among those. The aim of this trial is to evaluate the prevalence and...


By Laura Ramsey, University of Colorado

When dental student Mohita Sharma, BDS, noticed her patient’s heart rate was higher than usual, neither of them expected it would save his life.


This study examines the interplays amongst dental conditions (periodontitis and functional dentition), diet and glycemic control of adults.


Several articles that will be included in the issue are currently available for viewing Online First at the JDR website, including: "Diabetes, Edentulism, and Cognitive Decline: A 12-Year Prospective...


Predoctoral dental students were invited in 2021 to complete a questionnaire regarding marijuana's oral health effects, their comfort discussing marijuana with patients and their interest in...


Several literature studies have highlighted a limited prolonged effect of fluoride on microbial biofilms and the development of resistance to its antimicrobial effect by cariogenic pathogens such as...


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