DentistryUnited NewsReport: London, October 24, 2025 A pioneering advance from King’s College London could redefine preventive dentistry with a keratin-based toothpaste that rebuilds tooth enamel using proteins derived from human hair, nails, or farm wool. This eco-conscious innovation offers a natural defense against decay and sensitivity, sidestepping the chemical drawbacks of synthetic dental materials. Led […]
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Dental caries remains a pervasive global health challenge, driven primarily by the cariogenic bacterium Streptococcus mutans, which forms robust biofilms that adhere to tooth surfaces, metabolize dietary carbohydrates, and produce enamel-eroding acids. Despite the efficacy of mechanical plaque removal and chemical antiseptics such as chlorhexidine and fluorides, the persistence of plaque-related diseases underscores the need […]
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DentistryUnited News Analysis: Rising Anti-Fluoride Movement Threatens Oral Health in Rural America
By DentistryUnited NewsDesk: In rural pockets of the United States, a growing anti-fluoride movement is raising alarms among dental professionals, as communities face a potential surge in tooth decay. This trend, coupled with persistent dentist shortages, could reverse decades of progress in oral health, particularly in underserved areas. For dentists, understanding the implications of this […]
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The Interwoven Realms of Dental and Mental Health: A Call for Comprehensive Care
The Overlooked Link Between Oral and Mental Health Dr. Jahaan had been treating Mr. Ramesh, a 52-year-old engineer struggling with chronic dental pain for years. What started as minor discomfort escalated into severe distress, affecting his ability to eat, speak, and smile confidently. His dental anxiety led to treatment avoidance, worsening his oral health and […]