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As summer transitions into fall, we’re shining a light on Healthy Aging Month, a reminder of the importance of maintaining strong oral health at every stage of life, especially for older adults. We’re also highlighting Gum Care Month, a timely call to nurture healthy gums through good brushing, flossing, and professional care, as well as Dental Infection Control Awareness Month, reinforcing our commitment to top-tier safety and hygiene in every patient visit. We also observe these notable dates: National Mouthguard Day (Sept 2), Stand Up to Cancer Day (Sept 12), International Patient Safety Day (Sept 17), and National Chewing Gum Day (Sept 30), all perfect moments to share quick tips, spotlight services, and engage with your community. |
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JOURNALS, REPORTS & WHITE PAPERS |
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Perspectives and experiences with equitable data collection in oral health: a qualitative investigationThis phenomenological qualitative study explores equitable oral health data collection in the United States by interviewing individuals often excluded due to race, ethnicity, language, disability, sexual orientation, and gender identity. The purpose of this study is to explore challenges related to equitable data collection in oral health research. |
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Forward Outlook on Oral Health: The American Association of Public Health Dentistry's 2025 Research Agenda for Dental Public HealthThis research agenda aims to outline key research areas in Dental Public Health (DPH), including priority topics and evidence gaps in our scientific understanding of factors influencing population oral health and oral health equity. |
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What Is Old Is New Again: Reimagining “The Salon” to Address Public Health ChallengesThis article explores how the historical tradition of salons can be adapted to promote cross-sector collaboration and dialogue in the public health space. It considers the value of intentional gatherings for advancing shared understanding, equity, and systemic change. |
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Association of tooth brushing behavior with risks of major chronic health outcomes: a scoping reviewOral hygiene behavior has been increasingly recognized as a potential contributor to chronic disease prevention. |
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Best Practice Approach: Perinatal Oral Health The perinatal period begins at conception and ends 2 months after delivery. However, many health care professionals believe the perinatal period should be extended to a year after the child is born for the associated benefits that would transpire. This period is a unique time in a woman’s life, characterized by complex physiological changes that may affect oral health. |
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AROUND THE WORLD |
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A cross-sectional investigation on oral health and hygiene among children aged 7–10 years in extremely high altitude areas of ChinaA 2025 study of children aged 7–10 in Ngari, Tibet reveals unique oral health challenges and behaviors in one of the world's highest and hard‑to‑reach regions. The findings paint a vivid picture of dental health and hygiene practice in a setting that’s often overlooked. |
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Length: 02:00:27 The Huberman Lab explores the deep connection between oral health and overall well-being in this episode. Learn science-supported protocols for strengthening teeth and gums, the best timing for brushing and flossing, and how nutrition, fluoride, and even breathing habits impact oral and systemic health. The discussion highlights how maintaining oral health can help prevent metabolic, cardiac, and brain diseases, including dementia, making it essential listening for anyone seeking to improve their health and longevity. |
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