Good Oral Hygiene May Help Reduce Risk of Heart Infection
According to a recent study, good oral hygiene and regular dental care are key to reducing the risk of VGS IE.
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Low Vitamin C Levels May Increase Risk of Bleeding Gums
A new study suggests that bleeding gums may be associated with vitamin C deficiency.Read now -
Curcuminoids May Help Support Oral Health
A new study has found that supplementation with curcuminoids in the form of THC may help alleviate symptoms associated with canker sores and gingivitis.Read now -
Beetroot Juice May Help Improve Oral Health
A recent study suggests that nitrate-rich beetroot juice may help offset salivary acidity experienced by athletes.Read now -
Study Finds Chlorhexidine Mouthwash May Lower Salivary pH
Chlorhexidine mouthwash may reduce microbial diversity in the mouth and lower salivary pH, according to a new study from the journal Scientific Reports.Read now -
Tooth Loss in Middle Age May Lead to Cardiovascular Disease Later
Read nowDental health problems are related to inflammation, diabetes, smoking and less healthy diets. A recent study suggests that losing two or more teeth during middle age is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. For their analysis, researchers examined...
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Aloe Vera Mouthwash Shown to Improve Oral Health
Read nowOral health is extremely important to overall health, as studies have linked poor oral conditions to heart disease and diabetes. A recent study suggests that aloe vera mouthwash may be as effective as at reducing plaque and gingivitis as chlorhexidene,...
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Probiotic May Improve Oral Health
Read nowGood oral hygiene, and particularly gum health, is important for more than just making sure you have good breath. Studies have shown that gum diseases can lead to heart disease, stroke, and osteoporosis. A recent study from AB-BIOTICS in Spain...
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Looking to Kill Bad Breath? Try a Probiotic Gum
Read nowFor some people, standard oral hygiene isn't sufficient when combating bad breath. A new study from the University of Copenhagen suggests that gum containing lactobacillus reuteri (a probiotic) may improve halitosis. The findings were published online ahead of print on...
