PinoydentalAI tool showed a smaller jawbone may increase risk November 25, 2024 By Tiffany Chen In Brief: Pain and clicking in the jaw, tenderness in the chewing muscles, and recurring…
Pinoydentalby pinoydentalai AbstractExtraoral vacuum devices have emerged as effective tools for infection control, particularly in mitigating aerosolized particles during dental procedures. This review synthesizes evidence from recent studies to explore…
Pinoydentalwww.adiphilippines.com REGISTER NOW The Academy of Dentistry International (ADI) Philippines Section proudly presents “Expanding Horizons,” an international conference at the Widus Hotel Clark, Pampanga. Featuring top-tier international and local speakers,…
PinoydentalTMJ DISORDERSTemporomandibular joint and muscle disorders, commonly called “TMJ,” are a group of conditions that cause pain and dysfunction in the jaw joint and the muscles that control jaw movement.…
PinoydentalThe National Academies of Science, Engineering and Mathematics Recommendations on TMD Research and Care “First do no harm”
PinoydentalGene changes after nerve injury shed light on chronic pain condition Uninjured trigeminal neurons (left) had higher expression of genes—such as Trpv1 (green)— related to sensory detection and signaling. After…
PinoydentalDisarming a Blood-Clotting Protein Prevents Gum Disease in Mice December 23, 2021 Human and animal study offers insight into treating periodontal disease and other inflammatory disorders Blocking function of a…
PinoydentalMarch 23, 2023 Digital technologies promise better care by linking dental and medical records, improving diagnostics, and enabling personalized treatment From surgical tools to imaging devices, new technologies are continually improving…
PinoydentalApril 21, 2022 Neurons that glow under the microscope offer insight into safer pain relief In Brief: Using an imaging technique to visualize pain signals in facial nerves, NIDCR researchers…
PinoydentalSmile! What are veneers and what do they do to your natural teeth? Shutterstock Roy Judge, The University of Melbourne It seems our perception of dental health and beauty has changed…