Teeth News

New research suggests that studying alligators could help scientists learn how to stimulate tooth regeneration in people.

For most people, a visit to the dentist is a feared and traumatic experience, and most of the time some form of anesthesia is welcome. It can, however, be the wrong decision to make.

The family of a 24-year-old man is seeking answers to questions after he died following an operation to remove his wisdom teeth.

Researchers say that the possibility of growing new teeth on a patient's jaw is rising because of a hybrid of human gum cells and mouse stem cells.

A new study suggests people who brush their teeth and gums regularly may have a lower risk of developing dementia in later life.

A new chemical that could make teeth "cavity proof" has been discovered. The chemical called "Keep 32," after the 32 teeth of the adult human, was designed by Chilean dentists.

Baker City - Theater is a language most of us can easily understand, whether it is a popular Hollywood action movie or a live stage production in your hometown.

Sports and energy drinks are fueling a silent epidemic of irreversible tooth erosion among American adolescents, according to a new study.

Recent reports show that parents are often neglecting to care for their young children’s teeth. Taking 3-5 minutes out of the day to brush your child’s teeth can prevent painful encounters with the dentist early on.

An unemployed carpenter in Illinois will receive a new set of teeth as a reward for being a good samaritan. This past summer, he turned in $150,000 to authorities after finding it in his garden.