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The World’s First Known Toothache

According to a new study, the first known toothache has been experienced by a reptile around 275 million years ago. The senior reptile lived in the location today known as Oklahoma.

Straight Teeth and Bright Smile From The Early Childhood



Charming, beautiful smile among children and adults can be very attractive and prepossessing. Prolonged finger, nipple or other objects sucking can lead to malocclusion.

Study Shows That 65% of School Children Have Dental Cavities

According to a new study, in Jordan about 65% of school children have dental cavities. The study also indicated that only 2% of school children use dental floss and only 18% of school children brush their teeth effectively.

Dentist Honored For Free Dental Work In Haiti



The International College of Dentists honored Dr. Jeremiah Lowney, Jr., a practicing orthodontist in Norwich, CT, with the 2010 District One Distinguished Service Award. Dr. Lowney, was recognized for his philanthropic dental work in Haiti.

Bad For Teeth Diets Are Bad For Body As Well

Researchers consider that diet of excessive fermentable carbohydrates will lead to dental diseases, and then to other chronic diseases. Fermentable carbohydrates are not just sweets like cookies, cakes, candies, but also bananas, dried fruits, rice, pasta, corn.