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Compounded dental drugs: Where convenience meets consequence
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Look past cost and convenience when considering compounded alternatives to U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved dental therapies.
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Using compounded minocycline gels in periodontal therapy is growing. Dentists should think twice before switching from FDA-approved treatments, says Dr. Tim Donley.
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Scientists report that a gum disease-linked bacterium may be found in breast cancer tissue and spread through the mammary ducts or blood, speeding the growth of tumors.
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Among teeth with mild baseline mobility, 71.2% became clinically stable, while 86.3% of teeth with moderate mobility improved to a lower mobility class.
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Oral inflammation may be linked to a higher risk of cognitive decline, with chronic inflammation acting as a potential shared pathway for the condition.
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Patients with periodontitis may have an 80% greater risk of experiencing migraines than those with healthy gums.
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Taking antidepressants may reduce the risk of developing gum disease, especially the most severe forms of gum inflammation.
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Researchers hope to grow oral tissue using reprogrammed stem cells, creating living grafts with blood vessels that closely mimic natural tissue.
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