Poor Oral Health Linked to Hidden Brain Damage
Older adults with gum disease were more likely to show white matter damage in brain scans, a sign linked to memory and movement problems. Credit: Shutterstock New research suggests that…
The Surprising Oral Health Benefits of Working Out and Taking Omega-3
A new study in Scientific Reports suggests that combining regular physical exercise with omega-3 supplementation can strengthen the immune system and protect against chronic apical periodontitis. Credit: Shutterstock Rats that…
The Top Oral Care Rules Dentists Wish You Followed
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Harmony Whole Person Oral Healthcare Launches Integrated Oral Health Facility in Oakland
The new 43-chair clinic uses dental visits as a gateway to comprehensive health screenings and whole-person well-being OAKLAND, Calif., Oct. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Harmony Whole Person Oral Healthcare has…
Dentech panel addresses oral health innovation in current climate
ADA Forsyth summit met Oct. 9-10 in Massachusetts by Mary Beth Versaci October 20, 2025 Moderator James Schulz (from left), ADA senior vice president of government and public affairs,…
Nursing Home Residents’ Poor Oral Health Drives Renewed Call for Medicare Coverage
Fragmented Medicaid coverage coupled with the lack of a dental benefit under traditional Medicare leads to poor oral health outcomes for older adults in nursing homes. Staffing shortages and rural…