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Broke a Tooth? Grow Another: Regenerative Power of Dental Stem Cells and Tissues

Studies Show Regenerative Power of Dental Stem Cells and Tissues. Team found that they can reprogram dental stem cells into human embryonic-like cells called induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, which may be an unlimited source of cells for tissue regeneration.

Save Baby Teeth: Avoid Baby Bottle Tooth Decay

What do you usually do when your infant or toddle do not want to sleep, even if it’s time already? Probably you give him a bottle with milk or juice. This rather old method of calming down children works perfectly, except one thing. It causes baby bottle tooth decay.

Baby Teeth Need Dental Care Too

Baby little, tender teeth – how often do we really pay attention to them? Baby teeth care is important, even if their life is too short, even if they look young and healthy. In fact, baby teeth care importance is much bigger.

Children Dental Health: Free Assessment by Niagara Region Public Health

Niagara Region Public Health will be hosting free dental health assessments at several Ontario Early Years Centres (OEYC) across Niagara. Primary teeth or “baby teeth” are far more important to your child’s future dental health than you can imagine.

Taking Care Of Baby’s Teeth: Never Too Early

It’s an exciting moment when a parent notices that first tooth peeking through in a baby’s mouth. What many parents don’t realize is that long before the tooth arrives, they should be working diligently to keep their baby’s mouth clean. And by the time little one celebrates birthday number one, a visit to the dentist is in order.

An Epidemic Of Tooth Decay Threatens Low-Income Children

Low-income children are especially at risk of serious dental disease because parents so often have no insurance. Tooth decay is children’s worst chronic health problem, a “hidden epidemic,” according to the Dental Health Foundation’s 2006 ” California Smile Survey.”

Children’s Dentistry