Health Guide: Oral Health

This section collates research and information relevant to oral health. It is designed to provide our users with the first-hand research on conventional medical interventions and possible natural alternatives, without which an informed choice is not possible.

Key: CK(#) = Cumulative Knowledge, a measure of evidence quality or strength AC(#) = Article Count, the number of articles that have accumulated on the topic thus far.

Relevant Database Sections

Substances

Diseases

Therapeutic Actions

Oil Pulling : CK(61) : AC(7)

Anti Therapeutic Actions

Problem Substances

Additional Keywords

Latest Relevant Article

Probiotics could reduce high levels of Streptococcus mutans in saliva.

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Article Publish Status : This is a free article. Click here to read the complete article.

Pubmed Data : J Clin Pediatr Dent. 2023 Mar ;47(2):85-100. Epub 2023 Mar 3. PMID: 36890746

Article Published Date : Feb 28, 2023

Study Type : Meta Analysis, Review

Additional Links

Substances : Probiotics : CK(7680) : AC(1196)

Diseases : Dental Caries : CK(574) : AC(98), Steptococcus Mutans Infections : CK(301) : AC(100)

Pharmacological Actions : Antimicrobial : CK(1209) : AC(582)

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It's time we look at the fact that we are being dosed with a chemical, in an unmonitored and unstudied way, without our consent.

Studies Show Serrapeptase Works Better than Steroids in Oral Surgery

Written by Dr. Michael Murray

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Holy Basil: A Natural Alternative to Mouthwash

Written by GreenMedInfo Research Group

Tulsi, otherwise known as Holy Basil, may be just as effective for protecting oral health without the risks of conventional mouth rinses

Researchers Discover Why Gum Disease Causes Heart Disease

Written by GreenMedInfo Research Group

Think skipping your nightly dental care routine is no big deal? The results of a recent study linking gum health to inflammatory diseases like heart disease may convince you to never skip oral hygiene again

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