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Gargling away the 'bad' bacteria in type 2 diabetes


Researchers have found that gargling with an antiseptic mouthwash can reduce so-called 'bad' bacteria in the mouths of patients with type 2 diabetes. Notably, this reduction in bacteria was accompanied by improved blood-sugar control in some patients. Given that the oral diseases caused by these bacteria have been linked to many other serious inflammation-associated diseases, such as cardiovascular disease and Alzheimer's disease, this simple treatment may have widespread effects.



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Can an app ease your fear of the dentist?


A new app that uses the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness shows promise in treating fear of the dentist—all from the comfort and privacy of home.


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Council election hopefuls urged to back water fluoridation as Queensland local government polls loom


Fluoridated water is a political hot potato few leaders in Queensland seem willing to take on. As voters prepare to head to the polls to elect their local councils for the next four years, new Premier Steven Miles is steering clear of the controversial public health issue.


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A tooth examination can be terrifying for victims of rape and assault. These dentists want to help them


Lying vulnerable in a chair as someone pokes around your mouth with sharp implements is unpleasant for most people. For those who have suffered trauma, it can be immensely triggering. New forms of dentistry hope to change that.


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AUDIO: Vaping linked to dental and jaw damage resembling effects of illicit drugs


The use of vapes is causing dental and jaw damage among young individuals, resembling the effects of illicit drugs like cocaine and methamphetamine. Oral medicine specialist and ADA spokesperson Associate Professor Sue-Ching Yeoh joined Julie-anne Sprague to discuss the implications vaping has on dental health.


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