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Periodontal Complications

Changes in the oral microbiome associated with mental health

Jan. 3, 2025
A recent study evaluates levels of stress or mental health and correlates it with changes in the oral microbiome in pregnant women. The oral microbiome may be a potential target...

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Clinical Tips

Xylitol’s link to stroke and heart attacks

June 17, 2024
While sugar substitutes like xylitol and erythritol offer benefits in terms of calorie reduction and glycemic control, emerging evidence suggests that they may pose cardiovascular...
Oral Pathology

Treating cold sores in two days and canker sores through glutathione antioxidation

June 11, 2024
Two doctors explore glutathione’s antioxidative mechanisms as a potential treatment for aphthous ulcers (canker sores) and herpes simplex virus lesions (cold sores)—common oral...
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Clinical Tips

A new pill to treat sleep apnea

June 4, 2024
A new pill called AD109, currently in phase III clinical trials, has been created to relieve the symptoms of sleep apnea and prevent the upper airway from closing. Drs. Scott ...
Clinical Tips

Huberman Lab YouTube video podcast: Oral health, summarized

April 17, 2024
Dr. Andrew Huberman, famous for his social media influence in the world of health and antiaging, recently issued a video acknowledging the oral-gut microbiome connection. This...
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Mouth rinses, high blood pressure, and nitric oxide

April 4, 2024
Antiseptic mouth rinses disrupt nitric oxide production in the mouth, potentially leading to elevated blood pressure. Why does this happen, and is there one mouth rinse that can...