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How Long Until a Tooth Infection Kills You? An Expert Doctor Answers a Surprisingly Common Question
"A tooth infection can kill you, but rarely," warns a Cleveland Clinic expert. Here's how to recognize the risks and how it ...
How you could regrow your own teeth instead of having dentures
Human-like teeth grown in four months in study combining cells from pigs and humans to make replacement for implants ...
Say goodbye to dentures! Scientists say we'll be able to grow human teeth in the LAB within next 20 years
It's good news for anyone with dentures. Because dentists could grow human teeth within the next 20 years, experts predict.
8 foods that are bad for your teeth, according to dentists
Caramels, gummy bears, Tootsie Rolls and Sour Patch Kids are tasty. They can also stick to teeth and provide fuel for ...
Freed from prison after 30 years, Hartford man meets a new world
Eriberto DeLeon Jr. spent 30 years behind bars for his role in a burglary that left a Glastonbury man dead. Now he's ...
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GROUNDBREAKING! Scientists say human teeth likely to be grown in LAB & replace dentures within next 20 years
Scientists believe that within the next two decades, lost teeth could be naturally regrown instead of being replaced with ...
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Frequent cannabis use can lead to cavities, severe tooth loss, study finds
UB dental school professor Ellyce Clonan's research was published in the Journal of the American Dental Association.
How a cracked tooth led to one woman’s infected heart valve
Dental hygiene may not be the first thing many think about when they consider what can impact their heart health. For one ...
Frequent cannabis use can lead to cavities, severe tooth loss, according to UB study
BUFFALO, N.Y. — It’s long been known that smoking cannabis can lead to problems in the lungs, heart and brain. Ellyce Clonan, ...
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Having a loose tooth can be a sign of mouth cancer — and 4 other subtle signs
Universal Images Group via Getty Images A loose tooth that won’t heal for no apparent ... in your throat that won’t go away — even after eating or drinking — it might be a warning sign.