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Family Dental Health @DavidCaseDDS

8 months ago

Root canals may do more than save teeth; they could boost overall health, study finds foxnews.com/health/root-ca… #FoxNews

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10 months ago

Oral bacteria can contribute to serious heart conditions—including infections of the heart lining, clogged arteries, and even heart attacks.

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Dentaltown - Japanese scientists develop new drug that can regenerate lost teeth in mice and ferrets dentaltown.com/messageboard/t… USAG-1 (Uterine Sensitization-Associated Gene-1), also known as USAG1 or Sostdc1, is a protein that plays a significant role in tooth development and regeneration. Researchers have discovered that this protein is crucial in the process of tooth formation and can potentially be used to stimulate tooth growth. Key points about USAG-1: Developmental Role: The protein is involved in regulating bone morphogenetic protein (BMP) signaling, which is critical for tooth development. Tooth Regeneration Potential: Scientists have found that by manipulating USAG-1, it may be possible to stimulate tooth growth. In some experimental studies, blocking USAG-1 has shown the ability to induce tooth development. Mechanism: USAG-1 acts as an inhibitor of BMP signaling. When USAG-1 is suppressed, it can trigger tooth development processes. Research Implications: This discovery is significant for potential future treatments in dental regeneration, especially for people who have lost teeth or have developmental issues. A notable study by researchers in Japan demonstrated that by blocking USAG-1, they could potentially stimulate tooth growth in mice, suggesting promising applications for future dental regeneration techniques.

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Howard Farran @HowardFarran

2 years ago

World-first tooth-regrowing drug will be given to humans in September newatlas.com/medical/tooth-… @Dentaltown - Miracle tooth regrowing drug 'to begin human trials next year' dentaltown.com/messageboard/t…

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Historic Vids @historyinmemes

3 years ago

In the 1940s, Sweden faced a high rate of tooth decay, with up to 83% of children developing cavities by age three. The cause was unclear at the time, as the link between sugar and tooth decay wasn't firmly established. In an effort to investigate this issue, the Swedish government conducted experiments in 1945 in Vipeholm, where residents were seen as compliant. During the first two years of the study, participants were put on a low-starch diet, supplemented with vitamins and fluoride. They weren't allowed to snack between meals, and 78% of them remained cavity-free. In the second phase, sugar was introduced to the diets, exceeding the average consumption of Swedes at the time. The children were divided into three groups: one consumed sticky bread with added sugar, another had sugar-added beverages, and the third group ate sticky candies between meals, sometimes consuming as many as 24 pieces. The first two groups experienced few adverse effects, but the third group, with the sticky candy, suffered significant dental problems. Their teeth rotted and, in some cases, turned black. While many children's teeth were repaired, often through extractions, lower-functioning children were left without treatment, enduring the pain of decayed teeth.

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USAA @USAA

3 years ago

Happy birthday to the @USNavy! Evolving over 248 years with just two ships to a global superpower of submarine, aviation and surface forces, we’re grateful for your service to our nation. #Hooyah

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Jay Kramer @jay_kramer

3 years ago

Tonight is the night of nights. Forever grateful for their sacrifice.

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Howard Farran @HowardFarran

3 years ago

9 out of 10 dentists DO NOT want you to know this simple secret trick! You can use a train ticket, not only for travel, but also to get a nice and smooth smile.

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Family Dental Health @DavidCaseDDS

3 years ago

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AAP @PerioNews

3 years ago

"Research has found that oral health issues can cause migraines, and resolving dental problems can get rid of them." Read more at the link below! dentistry.co.uk/2023/01/31/mig…

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EchelonFront @EchelonFront

4 years ago

On this day and every day, we salute our Veterans for their service to our country. #VeteransDay

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Family Dental Health @DavidCaseDDS

4 years ago

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Family Dental Health @DavidCaseDDS

4 years ago

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123_dentist @123_Dentist

4 years ago

⚽ Back to school, back to extracurriculars! 🏈 It's great time to consider getting a sports mouth guard for your children, to protect their teeth from potential sports injuries. #PatientFirst #BackToSchool #Healthcare #DentalCare #Smile #WeWillMakeYouSmile #123Dentist