I must say WOW!

I never knew that there is a Museum for Dentistry. 
I was just Stumbling around the web using Stumble Upon and boom pops up that website http://www.dentalmuseum.umaryland.edu/ you must check out or take your kids if you are the neighborhood.

Source: BBC News
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7517552.stm

Scientists have developed a mouthwash that allows plaque-causing bacteria to be destroyed using nothing more than a bright light.

I just came across this cool website http://www.healthyteeth.org looks like it was designed for kids, but the site is an awesome guide to oral health.

There are also many explanations of the oral issues, and causes for the issues. no to mention the great prevention guide that talks about how Fluoride works.

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How can you eat without your teeth? Yes, you can have your dentures but I doubt if you can enjoy your eating especially when the food is hard. So, tell me, how can you chew that?

Is it too late for you?

I hope not. Well, if I am right you should listen now. Take good care of your teeth.

If you are considering piercing your tongue, think again. That little stud in your tongue can cause you problems with your teeth and mouth.
Tongues are typically pierced by running a needle through the front third of the tongue, from top to bottom. The first 3 days, you will notice swelling and salivation, as the mouth adjusts to a foreign body. After that, some say the worst is over. But studies say otherwise.