Oral Health Study: Caries in Germany Go Back

The people in Germany keep their teeth longer and have rare tooth decays thanks to good preventive measures. This was the result of the new "mouth health study" presented by the Institute of German Dentists, the German Association of Cashier Dentists and the German Dental Association in Berlin.

Prevention in dentistry works - this is the result of the German oral health study. In all age groups, the cases of caries have declined over the past decades. This also saves costs.

In today's issue, we report on progress in research and health. For the first time, a patient with a heart made of titanium could be kept alive for over 100 days until a donor heart was available. And people in Germany have fewer caries – thanks to preventive measures in oral hygiene. Have fun reading! The post Less caries in Germany, Salzburg recovers living space, data center instead of coal power plant in Finland appeared first on Good News.

For a long time, dentistry has been focusing on precaution, which is now clearly seen when looking into the mouth. However, according to the German oral health study, there is still a big problem.For decades, dental health has been focusing on precaution – and this is now paying off.Germany is well positioned to combat caries, said Rainer Jordan, Scientific Director of the Institute of German Dentists (IDZ), at the presentation of the Sixth Germ…

The oral and dental health of the German population has improved significantly over the last few decades. The positive development is primarily due to dental prevention, as shown by the sixth German Oral Health Study (DMS), which was presented on Monday by the Institute of German Dentists together with the Federal Association of Statutory Health Insurance Dentists (KZBV) and the Federal Dental Association. According to this, 78 percent of twelve…