Oral health is essential to good quality of life. Unfortunately, the WHO estimates that today tooth decay occurs in 60-90% of school-age children and up to 100% of adults. The new bulletin, published on the official site of the World Health Organization, also says that about 30% of people aged 65-74 years have no natural teeth. But ... Full story

There is nothing worse than a toothache. People want to do everything possible to find a cure and get rid of it immediately. It turns out that the miracle tool can be found in the tropical forests of Amazonia, where the rare plant of Acmella oleracea grows. Full story

One needs to take proper care of their teeth not only to demonstrate a beautiful and white smile to the people around them, but also to avoid brain dysfunction. Scientists at King's College London have found the connection between poor dental health and aggravation of cognitive function of brain. They have established, that significant teeth loss increases the risk of brain dysfunction, in particular, it becomes 3,57 times more likely. Full story