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Archive for the ‘Research Studies’ Category - Page 4

July 27th, 2016

Is Exercise Bad for Your Teeth?

You go for a run three times a week, make it to spin class twice a week, and even squeeze in a kickboxing class on the weekend; so, you think you’re doing pretty good when it...Read More

July 18th, 2016

How a virus can help prevent infections

Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Faculty of Medicine have found a virus, of all things, that may help solve some problems of root canals. Their research suggests that we can “turn the tables” on...Read More

June 29th, 2016

The Unexpected Tooth Sinus Connection

When you feel pain in your tooth you usually expect something to be wrong with your tooth. Quite often though tooth pain can be a result of pressure from the sinuses. If you are having a...Read More

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