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Browse: Dentists Fall for Cavity Illusion by: Stephen Luntz An optical illusion is causing dentists to drill unnecessarily large holes in their patients' teeth.	Feature: Ancient Skeletons Reveal the Cost of a Sweet Tooth by: Christina Adler A genetic study of ancient oral bacteria in the calcified dental plaque of human skeletons shows that our ancestors had healthier mouths than us.
Browse: Fluoridation Benefits Adults, Too by: Stephen Luntz Drinking fluoridated water reduces tooth decay, even as an adult, a study by the Australian Research Centre for Population Adult Health has found.

Australasian Science July/August 2019

Browse: Dentists Fall for Cavity Illusion

by: Stephen Luntz

An optical illusion is causing dentists to drill unnecessarily large holes in their patients' teeth.

Browse: Fluoridation Benefits Adults, Too

by: Stephen Luntz

Drinking fluoridated water reduces tooth decay, even as an adult, a study by the Australian Research Centre for Population Adult Health has found.

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