New antibacterial fillings may fight repeated tooth decay
Novel material from Israel may prevent one of the costliest and most prevalent bacterial diseases in the world
By ISRAEL21c —— Bio and Archives--July 10, 2019
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Novel dental fillings made of resin-based composites enhanced by antibacterial nano-assemblies, developed at Tel Aviv University, can hinder bacterial growth on dental restorations, the main cause of recurrent cavities that can lead to root-canal treatment and tooth extractions.
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