Arizona Dental Brief — September 5, 2026

A short, sourced digest of oral-health research and dental-industry news relevant to practices and patients across Arizona — 2 items today, each linked to its original source.

1. Omega-3 and Low-Dose Aspirin Match Antibiotics for Severe Gum Disease

A year-long study found that omega-3 and low-dose aspirin were as effective as antibiotics for severe gum disease, with both approaches helping about 58% of patients reach their treatment goal. The finding suggests a potential alternative that could reduce antibiotic use and address antibiotic resistance.

Read at ScienceDaily — Dentistry →

2. Biodegradable Nanobone Material May Help Children With Cleft Palate Avoid Early Surgery

A new biodegradable nanobone material is being developed to help children with cleft lip and palate regenerate jawbone, potentially reducing the need for invasive bone graft surgery typically performed when children are 10 to 12 years old.

Read at News-Medical — Dentistry →

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