Yellow Teeth: Experts Reveal Causes and How to Get Rid of Discoloration

Medicine & Technology Oct 25, 2020

Yellow teeth are signs of worn-out teeth, aging, and staining from acidic foods. Here's how to get rid of yellow teeth.

Brushing Teeth More Often would Help Ward Off COVID-19, Expert Claims

Oct 21, 2020

A dentistry professor said that brushing the teeth more often can help ward off COVID-19 because the toothpaste has the same antibacterial properties as the hand gel.

Newly Discovered Fossils Support Theory Claiming Spinosaurus Led Aquatic Life

Sep 24, 2020

"The enhanced abundance of Spinosaurus teeth, relative to other dinosaurs, is a reflection of their aquatic lifestyle."

Brush Your Teeth Often to Lower Risk of Diabetes

Mar 03, 2020

Brushing the teeth thrice a day or even more is associated with an eight percent lower risk of acquiring diabetes, while the dental disease's presence is linked to a nine-percent increased risk, not to mention, many teeth (of about 15 or even more) missing, is linked to more than 20 percent increased risk.

Scientists are Working on a Way to Regrow Teeth in 2 Months

Dec 30, 2019

Scientists from Columbia University may have found a way to regrow teeth using stem cells.

A New Dental Procedure Could Eliminate Tooth Loss

Apr 22, 2019

Tooth loss is a concern that most people will face at some point in their life, and according to studies, by age 74-26 percent of adults will have lost all of their permanent teeth. Dentures are sufficient, but they're uncomfortable and dental implants can fail and have no ability to "remodel" as the surrounding jaw bone changes with age.

Ovarian Teratoma: Tumor That Has Teeth Discovered In Church Graveyard At Lisbon, Portugal

May 31, 2017

An ovarian tumor was discovered in a woman's remains in a church graveyard in Portugal.

Humans & Puffer fish Have The Same Teeth Genes

May 19, 2017

In a recent paper, it was discovered that humans and pufferfish actually share the same genes on teeth.

Teeth From Chinese Cave Recast History Of Early Human Migration

Oct 14, 2015

A trove of 47 fossil human teeth from a cave in southern China is rewriting the history of the early migration of our species out of Africa, indicating Homo sapiens trekked into Asia far earlier than previously known and much earlier than into Europe.

Leave it to the Limpets—Researchers Find New Strongest Natural Material On Earth

Feb 19, 2015

If you’ve ever been pulled out to sea by a riptide you know the true power of the oceans. When a tide changes, waves can crash down on the shores with immense power, and if you’re destined to live on these shores you’d obviously have to endure a lot. And in a new study published this week in the journal of the Royal Society Interface, researchers from the University of Portsmouth and the Queen Mary University of London are revealing just how much.