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Lumoral, smoking and oral health

Smoking is a Risk to Oral Health – all forms of tobacco are equally harmful

Smoking is one of the biggest threats to public health, killing more than 8 million people yearly. Tobacco’s nicotine is also a significant risk to oral health that makes it difficult to treat and detect serious gum diseases at their early stages.

Top athlete and oral health

Healthy Mouth Supports Top Athletes’ Performance and Sports Goals

Research shows a direct link between oral health and sports performance. Here’s a look into the oral-systemic challenges they face and how oral health affects sports performance.

Vegetarian food

The Vegetarian Dilemma – A Diet Healthy for the Body, but Challenging for Oral Health

A diet rich in vegetables, berries, and fruit is healthy for the body because of its vitamin and trace element content, but it is also known to cause dental erosion due to its acidity.

Seafarer with a helmet offshore

Seafarers and Good Oral Health – an essential but often challenging combo

The seafarer’s role in the maritime industry is highly crucial. However, maritime work can be physically and mentally challenging and threaten seafarers’ general and oral health.

Koite Health receives ISO 13485 certification

Koite Health receives ISO 13485 certification for its antibacterial medical devices for the prevention and treatment of oral diseases and…

Research shows the sustained antibacterial effect of Dual Light PDT on biofilm.

Koite Health researchers have studied the efficacy and sustainability of the antibacterial effect of daily administered dual light on Streptococcus…

Yle News: Koite Health innovation might improve oral care for people with diabetes

The Finnish public service media company, Yle News, features Koite Health’s Dual light innovation as an example of recent top…

Aalto University News: New high-tech mouthwash uses light to kill bacteria on teeth

“The new method developed by Finnish researchers is based on dual-light photodynamic therapy. The method doesn’t interfere with friendly bacteria…