1- In December 1962, at the suggestion of the Islamic Society of Dentists of Iran, the Board of Ministers named the 23rd of Farvardin as a dental day every year, and its approval was signed by Mir Hossein Mousavi, the then Prime Minister. April 13 is the anniversary of the adoption of the law entitled "Training Plan for Oral and Den ...Read More

Strictly recommend brushing and flossing after breakfast and iftar. Brushing and flossing removes food left in the mouth by removing bacteria that are allowed to ferment by bacteria in the mouth and reduces the possibility of bad breath. The important thing is to never forget to brush your tongue while brushing. Avoid smelly foods such a ...Read More

When it comes to dental fillings, almost everyone remembers the unpleasant dental process that begins with a painful injection and continues with drilling and tooth piercing. British scientists have discovered a new method called EAER that bears no resemblance to the traditional process. In the new method, doctors can use a paten ...Read More

A sophomore at the University of Toronto School of Dentistry is exploring a way to repair cavities without the need for drills, which are commonly used to eliminate tooth decay. He developed a low-viscosity resin with antimicrobial properties that could repair primary decay lesions.   A low-viscosity resin is currently avail ...Read More