In recent years, unprecedented gains in the understanding of the biology and mechanisms
underlying human health and disease have been made. In the domain of oral health …

Sugar consumption is on the rise globally with detrimental (oral) health effects. There is
ample evidence that sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) taxes can efficiently reduce sugar …

Early-life family conditions may presage caries development in childhood. The aim of this
study was to evaluate associations between patterns of sugar consumption in early …

Objectives: To review the elements of static analysis in the functional assessment of the
stomatognathic system, as promoted for more than a century by gnathologists, and …

Background and Purpose Adolescence is a crucial period for developing healthy lifestyle
and dietary habits. The growing consumption of high-sugar foods and beverages constitutes …

This study aimed to investigate the salivary characteristics and individual daily living
patterns in Korean children aged 12 years and evaluate their relationships according to the …

Background Athletes' oral health can impact overall well-being and sports performance. This
study aimed to evaluate the interactions between eating habits and oral health of 120 young …

Dental caries is the most prevalent oral disease across the life course. This study modeled
the population health and economic impact of a 20% sugar sweetened beverages tax (SSB) …

Purpose This qualitative study aimed to understand parental perception of (1) sugar-
sweetened beverages (SSB) and implications of SSB on health;(2) their role in shaping their …

Taxes on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages: A Strategy to Reduce Epidemics of Diabetes, Obesity,
and Dental Caries? - JY Lee, WV Giannobile, 2016 Skip to main content Intended for …