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Deborah Lyle considers the links between genetics and oral diseases. It is well known that oral diseases cause pain and discomfort. As well as a loss of confidence and self-esteem and can seriously disrupt a person’s life займ ночью. Tooth decay or missing teeth can lead to social isolation. It has been reported by Public…
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Ahead of Mouth Cancer Action Month this November, Deborah Lyle takes a closer look at the group of diseases, and explains how dental professionals can help detect oral cancer early Globally, the number of people with mouth cancer is growing at an alarming rate; in the UK alone, more than 8,000 new cases are diagnosed…
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Peri-implantitis continues to remain prevalent among implant patients, causing considerable complications to the individual. The advanced inflammation it elicits has been shown to induce pathological changes at the interface between the implant and surrounding tissue, inducing resorption of the alveolar bone in which the implant is anchored and ultimately causing failure. Bacterial accumulation and the…
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Deborah Lyle says there is a substantial amount of evidence to suggest that many foods, nutrients and non-nutrient food components affect dental health. Obesity is becoming increasingly prevalent and combined with the less than satisfactory results achieved through traditional weight-control methods, many more people are turning to fad diets to try and reduce their size…
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Deborah Lyle highlights the importance of providing proper oral care for the elderly. UK statistical reports currently place the number of people over 65 at more than 10 million, and predict this number to grow to 19 million by 2050 (www.ageing-population-conference.co.uk, 2013). In 2003, it was predicted that 21% of the population would be over…
