Tag: Oral Health
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Dentist-Approved Oral Wellness: Practical Tips and Products for 2026
Understanding Dentist-Approved Oral Wellness in 2026 Oral wellness is moving beyond brushing and flossing alone. Today’s dental guidance emphasizes products and routines that support the entire mouth–from enamel strength to gum health and breath freshness. For 2026, the focus is on clinically backed ingredients, safer formulations, and evidence-based routines that fit real life. This article…
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Dentist-Approved Oral Wellness Products: Tips for Dental Health and Hygiene
Why Oral Wellness Is Taking Center Stage Oral wellness isn’t just about a bright smile—it reflects overall health. In 2026, a wave of dentist-approved products is helping people maintain optimal oral hygiene, from everyday routines to targeted care. As beauty and lifestyle experts highlight the trend, dental professionals are guiding consumers toward evidence-based options that…
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Low Lycopene Intake Linked to Higher Gum Disease Risk in Older Adults
Overview A growing body of research suggests that what we eat may influence more than our waistlines or heart health. A new study highlights a striking link between low lycopene intake and an increased risk of severe gum disease, known as periodontitis, particularly among older adults. Lycopene is a powerful carotenoid found in colorful fruits…
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Dow University of Health Sciences Publishes Pioneering Dental Composite Research in BMC Oral Health
Groundbreaking Publication Elevates DUHS in Global Dental Research The Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS) has once again demonstrated its commitment to advancing dental science with the publication of a pioneering study in BMC Oral Health. The research marks a significant contribution to the field of dental materials, particularly in the development and application of…
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Menopause, Oral Health, and Alzheimer’s Risk: What Women Should Know
Introduction: The Mouth as a Health Mirror We often hear that the eyes are a window to the soul, but in women, the mouth can serve as a mirror of overall health. Emerging research suggests that oral health is more than just teeth and gums; it reflects systemic changes that come with aging, hormonal shifts…
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How Women’s Oral Health Reflects Menopause and Alzheimer’s Risk
Introduction: The Mouth as a Health Barometer We often hear that the eyes are the window to the soul. Yet for women, the mouth can be a powerful mirror of overall health. Oral health is not just about cavities or gum disease; it reflects systemic changes in the body. Emerging research suggests that hormonal transitions—particularly…
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Ladies’ Oral Health: Menopause, and the Possible Alzheimer’s Connection
The Mouth as a Health Mirror When we talk about health, the mouth is often overlooked as a barometer of overall well‑being. Yet changes in gums, teeth, and saliva can reflect shifts happening throughout the body. For many women, hormonal changes across life stages—especially during and after menopause—can alter oral health in ways that doctors…
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Alcohol and Mouth Cancer Risk: No Safe Consumption Limit
Understanding the Link Between Alcohol and Mouth Cancer Recent scientific findings have intensified warnings about alcohol consumption and its link to mouth cancer. A growing body of evidence suggests there may be no completely safe amount of alcohol when it comes to the risk of developing mouth and oral cavity cancers. While many people associate…
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Alcohol and Mouth Cancer Risk: Is There a Safe Limit After All?
Understanding the Link Between Alcohol and Mouth Cancer Emerging studies continue to emphasize a troubling link between alcohol consumption and mouth cancer. Recent findings from researchers at the Tata Memorial Centre (TMC) add to a growing body of evidence that there may be no completely safe level of alcohol for cancer prevention. While many people…
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ADA Backs PREVENT HPV Cancers Act to Expand Vaccination and Prevention Through Dentistry
ADA Supports a Bipartisan Path to Prevent HPV-Related Cancers The American Dental Association (ADA) has united behind the PREVENT HPV Cancers Act, a bipartisan legislative proposal designed to expand vaccination and broader cancer prevention efforts. By endorsing this act, the ADA signals its commitment to a comprehensive public health strategy that includes oral health professionals…