Browsing: oral health

The oral microbiome is vital for both oral and systemic health. By balancing beneficial bacteria, it protects against dental diseases and supports immune functions. With insights from Associate Professor Fabio Leite, National Dental Centre Singapore.

Early dental care is essential for children’s growth, preventing tooth decay and fostering healthy habits. Guidelines recommend a first dental visit by age 1. The NDCS Infant Oral Health Programme offers preventive care to support a healthy smile from infancy. Commentary by Dr Bien Lai, NDCS Paediatric Dentistry Unit.

While high cholesterol and smoking are known stroke risks, factors like air pollution, sleep disorders, and oral health also play a role. This article uncovers these hidden stroke triggers and offers lifestyle tips to help you stay protected, from improving sleep hygiene to maintaining dental care.

The crisis of cavities among children in the Philippines has been increasing due to a lack of information and limited discussion about its prevention. 

Dental professionals, when examining your oral health, have a method of finding out if you had oral sex. That is…

The National Dental Research Institute Singapore (NDRIS) has taken a major step forward in the fight against chronic oral diseases by launching a Global Consortium of Oral Health Birth Cohort Studies (GLOBICS). The initiative aims to enhance international collaboration on research studies, allowing experts from around the world to pool their data for a more comprehensive analysis.

Unlock the fascinating link between oral health and brain health. Maintaining a healthy mouth may positively impact cognitive function.

Bad breath can affect anyone. It may be distressing to the individual who has it, and reduces their self-confidence. Find…