Diet plays an important role in preventing oral diseases including dental caries, dental erosion, developmental defects, oral mucosal diseases and, to a lesser extent, periodontal disease. This paper is intended to provide an overview of the evidence for an association between diet, nutrition and oral diseases and to clarify areas of uncertainty. Undernutrition increases the severity of oral mu...

Objective:
 The objective of current study was to evaluate the frequency Oral diseases among Dental Patients in department Medicine Section Sandeman Provincial Hospital Quetta, Pakistan.
 Materials and Methods:
 Study design retrospective data collected from January 2015 April 2016. A total 3406 patients record were included tis study.
 Results:
 51.3% reported male 48....

BACKGROUND Despite much research, an immediately available, instantly effective and harmless pain relief technique has not been discovered. This study describes a new manipulation: a "2-minute sciatic nerve press", for rapid short-term relief of pain brought on by various dental and renal diseases. METHODS This randomized, single-blind, placebo-controlled trial ran in three hospitals in Anhui...

OBJECTIVE To better understand the dental health care pathways of Montreal-based Chinese immigrants. METHODS An ethnographic study based on 12 in-depth semi-structured qualitative interviews was conducted among low-income Chinese immigrants in Montreal, Canada, from January to June 2005. Data about their dental health care-seeking pathways, barriers to the use of professional dental health ca...

BACKGROUND Dental laboratory technicians are at risk of developing occupational respiratory diseases due to exposure to various potentially toxic substances in their working environment. Since 1939, few cases of silicosis among dental technician have been reported. CASE PRESENTATION We illustrate a 38 year-old female, who worked in a dental laboratory for 20 years, initially treated as pulmon...

Background Oral-dental diseases, especially tooth decay, are among the most common diseases in the world which usually begin in adolescence. Oral health during this period of life has a huge impact on the reduction of dental problems. This study aimed to determine motivating and inhibiting factors to oral-dental health behavior in adolescents. Materials and Methods This cross-sectional which ha...

Tooth and mouth disease, a dental health problem in the community, is tooth-supporting tissue (periodontal disease) dental/dental cavities. The causes of caries include food consumption, maintenance, teeth’ condition. In Indonesia, children very important major oral diseases. survey conducted by Indonesian Dental Health Foundation (YKGI) 2003 on Jakarta showed that 70% suffered gum inflammation...