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Kellie Nock is the assistant editor for Dental Products Report. She graduated from Kent State University in 2018 with a Bachelor's in Journalism. Kellie enjoys multimedia content creation with a focus on audio and video storytelling. 

Articles

A new report from the CareQuest Institute shows that adults with ADHD are more likely to experience poor oral health, with higher rates of dental anxiety, delayed dental visits, and emergency room visits for dental issues compared to adults without ADHD.

New Report from the CareQuest Institute for Oral Health Finds Adults with ADHD at Greater Risk for Poor Oral Health

The center aims to translate preclinical discoveries into therapies for dental and craniofacial diseases, leveraging the school’s expertise in stem cell-based treatments and 3D printing technologies.

University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio to Launch Center for Regenerative Sciences

A new study examines the emotional effects of tooth loss and dentures and calls on care providers to employ empathy in these cases. 

Research Demonstrates Emotional Struggles Associated with Tooth Loss and Dentures

12 universities around the world have been recognized by Align for vital research on orthodontics and dentistry.

Align Technology Awards Research Funding to Universities

Green tea matcha powder in mouthwash may be able to assist in the fight against harmful, periodontitis-causing bacteria, according to new study. 

Study Shows Matcha Green Tea Powder Mouthwash Fights Harmful Oral Bacteria

A new 2024 Oral Health Report Women vs. Men from Benevis aims to recognize the differences in care based on gender.

Benevis Recognizes Women’s Health Month in 2024 Oral Health Report

A new analysis has found that data used in a study linking IQ and fluoride were not valid, reinforcing the safety of fluoridation in tap water. 

Study Against Fluoride in Tap Water Refuted by New Analysis

SDF may effectively stop tooth decay in developing teeth, providing a new tool in the arsenal against caries that may have long term effects. 

Silver Diamine Fluoride Halts Tooth Decay, NIH Study Finds

This device is capable of not only finding oral bacteria but also eliminating it, making it a potential technology in the fight against various bacterial dental diseases in the future. 

Artificial Tongue Detects and Inactivates Common Mouth Bacteria According to New Study

Nina Garlo MSc, is a health and science journalist who works as communications manager at Koite Health Ltd.

Oral dysbiosis, a condition where imbalanced oral bacteria can lead to a range of health issues is at the center of the link between poor oral health and systemic diseases, and emphasizes the crucial role of oral hygiene in promoting overall health.

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