Scientists are working on a tooth tattoo that could aid dentists in a significant way.
This new tooth tattoo would have the ability to detect early signs of tooth decay.
This tooth tattoo is made up of a chemical sensor, which would be able to notice the early signs of decay. It would then alert a dentist about this information through a type of wireless technology.
The tattoo is currently being worked on by a research team at Princeton University. The technology involved in the tattoo is similar to the technology used in electronic key cards.
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Lindsay Lohan’s been reading our site. After we reported that she was sporting some unsightly gnashers at a recent party, the troubled star went and got her teeth ‘did’ and is now showing off a new set of gleaming pearly whites. Just in time for her visit to jail. Someone to impress in there, Linds?
Lindsay posted the pic of her new teeth on her blog but said that her ‘gums were so sore though!’.
We look at more celeb teeth, before and after!
Something really strange took place in 2011. Out there on Planet Showbiz, on the wilder shores by the Land of Fame, something very, very weird happened to celebrity teeth. Like Pinocchio’s nose, Jack’s beanstalk and the euro crisis, they kept getting bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger.
From Christine Bleakley to Coleen Rooney; from the entire cast of The Only Way Is Essex, to Desperate Scousewives and any other reality show you care to mention. Just take a look.
There’s also Sharon Osbourne, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Simon Cowell and Kate Beckinsale to the shiny pairs of Posh & Becks,…
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You started your foodie career as a greengrocer in a market. Were you any good at shifting spuds?
Gregg Wallace: I’m still a greengrocer. I supply restaurants in London, and I’ve got my own grocery service, Gregg’s Veg. But yes, I’m a very good salesman. I could sell sand to the Arabs. A lot of people say selling is the gift of the gab, but they’re wrong. It’s
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Read More...Looks like Tulisa‘s X Factor style overhaul is complete, as she showed off a gleaming new smile on the red carpet yesterday.
The new judge couldn’t contain a grin at the official launch event for the new series, and now we know why. She’s had a mouth makeover…
Then and now: Tulisa at the Liverpool auditions last month (left) and at the launch event in London yesterday (right). Photos:PA
Gone are her old ever-so-slightly wonky teeth, in favour of a new row of perfect pearly whites – which reportedly cost her a cool £12,000.
Tulisa’s father Plato Contostavlos, confirmed…
Flossing, brushing and dodging fist fights might be the obvious ways to protect your teeth and gums, but diet also plays a crucial role. Here are nutritionist Anita Ellis’ recommendations for a perfect smile
“This helps to build bone and keep your jaw healthy,” says Ellis. It’s found in kale and other green leafy vegetables, pistachio nuts, dairy and meat products.
“Found in whitebait, cheddar cheese, sardines, milk and tofu, calcium maintains healthy bones and teeth,” says Ellis. Vitamin D, which you can get from fish oils, butter, eggs and liver helps…
Read More...Nearly 20 million Americans annually visit a dentist but not a general healthcare provider, according to an NYU study published in the American Journal of Public Health. The study, conducted by a nursing-dental research team at NYU, is the first of its kind to determine the proportion of Americans who are seen annually by a dentist but not by a general healthcare provider…
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The dental world of the future will be one where patients grow their own new teeth, much like a 6-year-old.
Dentists will implant cells from a young tooth, then apply proteins to make it grow. Roots will grow into the jaw, dentin and enamel will form, and a new tooth will grow where there was once just a gum. The best part is it won’t hurt.
That’s just one of the dental techniques people will be able to take advantage of within a decade, if all goes well. Lasers, let alone archaic drills, will be a distant memory.…
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A cosmetic dentist has seen his dental treatments showcased to the world after a celebrity client tweeted an image of her fantastic results.
TV presenter Holly Willoughby posted an image of her virtually invisible orthodontic braces to her Twitter page, after they were fitted by cosmetic dentistry expert Dr Biju Krishnan.
The 30-year-old star tweeted a picture of her orthodontic treatment to fans, commenting: 'Brace yourselves, I've got braces... eek!'
When one fan asked her how long she would be keeping the braces on for, Holly tweeted back: 'Two months hopefully.'
Dr Krishnan, co-founder of the Lubiju dental…
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