Mette Glavind Bülow Pedersen and Fernando Valentim Bitencourt each received a DKK 100,000 award for research on metabolism, oral health and diabetes.
Tonsil stones can cause bad breath and a lump-like feeling in the throat without showing poor hygiene or systemic disease. Gentle care is usually enough, while surgery is rarely needed.
Age-related crowding can be normal. Loose teeth, new gaps, bleeding gums or a changed bite may point to periodontal disease or another problem that needs a dental assessment.
A massive review of US dental and medical records shows men and women have different risks for over 200 oral and dental conditions. The findings challenge the idea that one approach fits all in oral health.
New research shows that chronic gum disease can make osteoporosis worse by upsetting gut bacteria and fueling bone loss throughout the body.
Professor Jonas Becktor shares new research on jawbone reconstruction, aiming to help patients with major dental and bone loss regain both oral function and natural appearance.
