Bacteria Trapped in Ancient Neanderthal Teeth Could Help With Novel Antibiotic Developments, New Study Reveals

Medicine & Technology May 11, 2023

The extinct bacteria were found trapped in ancient Neanderthal teeth, and their enzyme produces could help with the developments of novel antibiotics one day. Read to learn more.

AI Scientist? BacterAI May Run Up to 10,000 Microbial Experiments Daily and a Million Yearly

May 09, 2023

This innovative AI may boost scientific research not just in microbiology but also in other scientific fields. Read to learn more.

Cancer and Oral Hygiene: These Toothbrushing Habits May Boost Risks of Developing Malignant Infections

Mar 11, 2023

Some toothbrushing habits have been seen to be significantly linked with a cancer-causing malignant infection. Read to learn more.

Aside From Cavity-Causing Microbes, Clusters of Bacteria and Fungi Can 'Walk' Between Teeth Infesting the Mouth

Dec 21, 2022

A new study confirms clusters of bacteria and fungi walking between teeth that may affect overall health. Read on to learn more details about this news!

Ancient Mayans Use Gemstones Like Jade and Turquoise on Teeth, Affix Them Using Sealant With Antibacterial and Antifungal Properties

May 25, 2022

Researchers discovered the ingredients of the sealant ancient Mayans used to stick gemstones like jade and turquoise to their teeth. Check out how this discovery could help improve modern dentistry.

Damaged Salivary Glands Could be Restored Using Newly Identified Cell Type

Apr 13, 2022

A new study reveals the discovery of a newly identified cell type to restore damaged salivary glands. Learn about ‘ionocyte’ as a contributor to the disease.

Nanodimanods Developed as Effective Agent Against Oral Diseases; Treats Pathogenical Biofilms and Planktonic Fungi

Sep 22, 2021

Nanodiamonds are recently found to be an effective agent against oral diseases caused by pathogenical biofilms and planktonic fungi.

Study Suggests That Oral Health Can Determine a Person's Risks for Heart Attacks

Feb 24, 2021

Studies show that oral health and the presence of periodontal diseases can determine whether or not a person is at high risk of experiencing major cardiovascular events such as heart attacks and strokes.

Tips for better dental health

May 23, 2019

Brushing regularly and not eating too much sugar are not the only things that you should do to keep your teeth strong and healthy.

Gum Disease Periodontitis Linked To Higher Mortality Risk Of Those That Have Liver Disease, Cirrhosis

Apr 26, 2017

Periodontitis was discovered to have a link with cirrhosis.