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Ozempic Mouth: A New Beauty Concern Emerges from Weight-Loss Drugs
The increasing use of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic is causing a new cosmetic concern dubbed "Ozempic mouth," characterized by changes in facial structure leading to an aged or sunken smile appearance due to fat loss in the cheeks and jawline, alongside various oral health issues like dry mouth and...
Ozempic Mouth: A New Beauty Concern Emerges from Weight-Loss Drugs
The increasing use of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic is causing a new cosmetic concern dubbed "Ozempic mouth," characterized by changes in facial structure leading to an aged or sunken smile appearance due to fat loss in the cheeks and jawline, alongside various oral health issues like dry mouth and...
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Acidic Drinks Cause Irreversible Tooth Damage: King's College London Study
King's College London research reveals that acidic drinks like fruit tea and fruit-infused water cause irreversible tooth enamel erosion; however, the risk significantly decreases by reducing contact time and using a straw, changing consumption habits.
Acidic Drinks Cause Irreversible Tooth Damage: King's College London Study
King's College London research reveals that acidic drinks like fruit tea and fruit-infused water cause irreversible tooth enamel erosion; however, the risk significantly decreases by reducing contact time and using a straw, changing consumption habits.
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Halitosis: Causes, Prevention, and Long-Term Impacts
Halitosis, or bad breath, is mainly caused by gum disease affecting approximately half of adults worldwide; poor oral hygiene leading to bacterial growth and inflammation is the primary culprit, with solutions including proper brushing and flossing techniques and addressing systemic issues like diab...
Halitosis: Causes, Prevention, and Long-Term Impacts
Halitosis, or bad breath, is mainly caused by gum disease affecting approximately half of adults worldwide; poor oral hygiene leading to bacterial growth and inflammation is the primary culprit, with solutions including proper brushing and flossing techniques and addressing systemic issues like diab...
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FDA to Ban Prescription Children's Fluoride Supplements
The FDA, under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will ban prescription fluoride supplements for children by October 31, citing microbiome concerns despite inconclusive research and opposition from major medical groups, potentially increasing childhood tooth decay.
FDA to Ban Prescription Children's Fluoride Supplements
The FDA, under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will ban prescription fluoride supplements for children by October 31, citing microbiome concerns despite inconclusive research and opposition from major medical groups, potentially increasing childhood tooth decay.
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Utah Bans Fluoride in Public Water, Raising Health Concerns
Utah's ban on fluoride in public drinking water, effective Wednesday, impacts 1.6 million residents, primarily in northern Utah, raising concerns about increased tooth decay among children and low-income individuals, reversing a long-standing public health measure.
Utah Bans Fluoride in Public Water, Raising Health Concerns
Utah's ban on fluoride in public drinking water, effective Wednesday, impacts 1.6 million residents, primarily in northern Utah, raising concerns about increased tooth decay among children and low-income individuals, reversing a long-standing public health measure.
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Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida's legislature approved a bill banning fluoride and other additives in public drinking water, defying dental and public health experts who cite cavity prevention benefits; the bill awaits the governor's signature, following Utah's similar ban.
Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida's legislature approved a bill banning fluoride and other additives in public drinking water, defying dental and public health experts who cite cavity prevention benefits; the bill awaits the governor's signature, following Utah's similar ban.
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FDA Weighs Ban on Fluoride Supplements Amidst Conflicting Scientific Evidence
An FDA meeting on fluoride supplements revealed conflicting views on their impact on children's microbiomes and their role in preventing tooth decay; a final decision is pending, highlighting concerns about access to oral healthcare in underserved communities.
FDA Weighs Ban on Fluoride Supplements Amidst Conflicting Scientific Evidence
An FDA meeting on fluoride supplements revealed conflicting views on their impact on children's microbiomes and their role in preventing tooth decay; a final decision is pending, highlighting concerns about access to oral healthcare in underserved communities.
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Acidic Drinks Linked to Permanent Tooth Enamel Damage
A King's College London study found that acidic drinks like fruit teas and citrus juices can cause permanent enamel damage; however, the timing and method of consumption significantly impact the risk, with swishing or holding the drinks in the mouth increasing damage.
Acidic Drinks Linked to Permanent Tooth Enamel Damage
A King's College London study found that acidic drinks like fruit teas and citrus juices can cause permanent enamel damage; however, the timing and method of consumption significantly impact the risk, with swishing or holding the drinks in the mouth increasing damage.
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Removing Fluoride from US Water: 25 Million More Decayed Teeth, $9.8 Billion Cost Projected
A new study estimates that removing fluoride from US public water would cause 25.4 million additional decayed teeth in children within five years, costing $9.8 billion in healthcare; these numbers would more than double within 10 years, disproportionately impacting low-income families.
Removing Fluoride from US Water: 25 Million More Decayed Teeth, $9.8 Billion Cost Projected
A new study estimates that removing fluoride from US public water would cause 25.4 million additional decayed teeth in children within five years, costing $9.8 billion in healthcare; these numbers would more than double within 10 years, disproportionately impacting low-income families.
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FDA to Remove Prescription Fluoride Supplements for Children
The FDA announced it will remove prescription fluoride supplements for children from the market by October 31, citing potential health risks, despite dentists' opposing views; this follows actions by some states banning water fluoridation.
FDA to Remove Prescription Fluoride Supplements for Children
The FDA announced it will remove prescription fluoride supplements for children from the market by October 31, citing potential health risks, despite dentists' opposing views; this follows actions by some states banning water fluoridation.
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Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida's legislature passed a bill banning fluoride in public drinking water, following Utah's similar ban, despite concerns from dentists and public health advocates who cite the mineral's effectiveness in preventing cavities. The bill awaits Governor DeSantis's signature.
Florida Poised to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water
Florida's legislature passed a bill banning fluoride in public drinking water, following Utah's similar ban, despite concerns from dentists and public health advocates who cite the mineral's effectiveness in preventing cavities. The bill awaits Governor DeSantis's signature.
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56% Bias Score
Australia's Young Adults Face Oral Health Crisis Due to Lack of Medicare Coverage
A University of Melbourne study found a sharp decline in dental attendance among young Australians aged 15-20, linked to the end of child dental benefits at 17 and a lack of affordable care; experts urge policy reform to address this vulnerability gap and include dental in Medicare.
Australia's Young Adults Face Oral Health Crisis Due to Lack of Medicare Coverage
A University of Melbourne study found a sharp decline in dental attendance among young Australians aged 15-20, linked to the end of child dental benefits at 17 and a lack of affordable care; experts urge policy reform to address this vulnerability gap and include dental in Medicare.
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52% Bias Score
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