Implants still functional after 40 years
DENTAL implants last.
And for several decades, according to a new study conducted at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, and published in the scientific journal Clinical...
Sabotage Bill vs Sin Tax
WE KNOW that tobacco and smoking is dangerous to overall health. It is also detrimental to oral health.
Now comes what critics call the “sabotage...
An opportunity not to be missed
ORAL DISEASES do not occur in isolation.
Oral diseases occur along with other noncommunicable diseases or NCDs.
Oral diseases are linked to a range of modifiable...
Without pain and with confidence
GOOD oral health is having the ability to speak, smile, smell, taste, touch, chew, swallow and convey a range of emotions through facial expressions.
With...
No health without oral health
THE FOURTH United Nations High Level Meeting (HLM4) on Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs) will take place on September 25 this year in New York.
Heads of...
Good news, bad news
(By Dr. Joseph D. Lim and Dr. Kenneth Lester Lim)
THERE is still hope that the world will overcome this addiction. Over a quarter of...
Tobacco tragedy is ‘shocking’ – WHO
ON MAY 31, people celebrate World No Tobacco Day.
It brings upfront the fact that tobacco kills more than 8 million people each year, including...
World No Tobacco Day
WORLD No Tobacco Day will be an international event celebrated every May 31.
It is held every year to make the public aware that, among...
Economic burden of tooth decay
(By Dr. Joseph D. Lim and Dr. Kenneth Lester Lim)
TOOTH decay impacts most on the economic conditions of the poor.
In fact, according to new research, the economic impact of...
Fluoride and Filipinos
IN THE Philippines, there is no fluoride in drinking water.
Studies show that dental care and oral hygiene – as well as the presence of...