Dr. Saleem Khoury Dental Clinic

10/12/2020

LATEST UPDATE OF ORAL PROBLEMS AFTER COVID 19 INFECTION

The latest research links COVID-19 with various oral manifestations that can negatively affect oral health. Dr. Scott Froum reviews five of the most common conditions to watch for in your patients.

20/10/2020

Happy birthday to Dr. Andrew Peter Khoury. May the Lord bless your new career as a practicing dentist

18/04/2020

About 70% of dental practices in the U.K. may face collapse within three months if the government fails to take urgent steps to support these small businesses, according to a poll released April 12 by the British Dental Association.

15/03/2020

Today two new members we're added to our clinic family little pigeons just hatched on our balcony

15/03/2020

A new addition to our clinic family, two little pigeons just hatched on our balcony

12/02/2020

let us be careful and fellow this up

Children with higher concentrations of a certain chemical in their blood are more likely to get cavities, according to a new study by West Virginia University School of Dentistry researchers. 

19/12/2019

I believe dental care should start from the beginning of the treatment sessions

Poor oral health may be linked to worse heart health for patients with end-stage renal disease. A study found that patients on hemodialysis had significantly worse oral health than their peers and that these patients may also be at risk for arteriosclerosis.

30/10/2019

this is to answer the query about what is the best toothbrush,

Should a manual toothbrush have soft or hard bristles? Answering that question involves more than just measuring plaque removal, so researchers wanted to know if the literature could point to a recommendation about bristle softness and shape for preventing soft-tissue effects, such as gingival lesio...

16/10/2019

something every needs to know about

Carrying out CPR before an ambulance arrives can help save a person's life

16/06/2019

something for father's day

Child development research has often ignored fathers. But new studies have found non-maternal caregivers play a crucial role in children’s behaviour, happiness, even cognitive skills.