DENTAL RESEARCH

The Mystery of Tooth Enamel Defects: A New Autoimmune Disorder Discovered

Tooth enamel is the most mineralized substance within the human body. However, for approximately one in every ten individuals and one-third of children with celiac disease, the enamel exhibits defects. Enamel defects, as seen in amelogenesis imperfecta, render teeth...

Researchers Examine How Clinical Environmental Factors Impact Ergonomics in Dental Hygiene Students

Dental professionals are at an increased risk of developing work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs). With prevalence rates reaching up to 81% among dentists and 96% among dental hygienists, WMSDs are a workforce retention concern. These disorders are driven by the...

Researchers Find that Viking Age Dentistry Was Probably More Sophisticated than Previously Thought

Viking lore often conjures images of fierce warriors, longships, and far-reaching conquests, but a study conducted at the University of Gothenburg reveals another facet of Viking life that might surprise you: advanced dentistry. The findings from examining Viking Age...

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