International Dental Centre

20/11/2025

Research based on Stem cells from teeth are not new. It's been around for decades but with Ai, the new materials and technologies, it's going to make science fiction a reality.

Did you know your wisdom teeth could hold the key to healing your body? Recent research reveals that wisdom teeth are packed with powerful stem cells capable of regenerating tissues and repairing critical organs including your heart, brain, and bones.

Scientists are exploring how these stem cells can potentially treat heart disease, neurological disorders, and even bone injuries, making your extracted teeth more valuable than you ever imagined. Storing your wisdom teeth could offer a future source of personalized regenerative medicine.

These stem cells have the ability to multiply and transform into different types of cells, offering incredible medical potential. From repairing damaged tissue to boosting overall cellular health, the discovery highlights a revolutionary path in modern medicine that combines dental care with cutting-edge therapy.

Don’t overlook your wisdom teeth, they might be more than just a dental milestone. The future of healing could literally be inside your mouth.

30/10/2025

Hi everyone, I’m Dr Kavvner Low.
I’m excited to be here and to properly introduce myself! I’m a dentist at IDC, and what drives me most is helping people improve their health.

As your dentist, I take a thoughtful and steady approach. I want my patients to feel comfortable asking questions, knowing they’ll receive honest and clear advice.

I’m looking forward to meeting more of our wonderful patients in the IDC community 🙂

-Dr Kavvner Low
International Dental Centre Singapore
https://drkavvner.dentist

20/04/2025

Rise and Shine ! Getting ready for the Easter Egg Hunt? Remember the drill:) -Start with a soft toothbrush and a good toothpaste.

29/03/2025

Cultural perspective on Flossing and prevention .

While preventative care has not traditionally been a priority in France, US dentistry is ‘very focused’ on it

21/02/2025

If you a patient of ours , you'll know this- Keep it simple. Brush twice a day with good toothpaste and floss at least once a day , before going to bed. 30years ago, we were saying, your mouth is a mirror to your overall health and today, we know that to be true.

In recent years, a growing number of scientific studies have backed an alarming hypothesis: Alzheimer's disease isn't just a disease, it's an infection.

19/08/2024

"the tongue... Based on its color, shape, and thickness, the muscle can reveal a number of possible health issues—from cancer, to diabetes, to even asthma and gastrointestinal issues"

The new machine learning system builds on 2,000-year-old traditional Chinese medicine techniques.

15/08/2024

Did you know ?

Odontogensis is the process of human teeth development. The formation of teeth takes place from tooth germ which is made of epithelial and mesenchymal tissue.

13/08/2024

She added, "Vulnerable populations such as pregnant females and the very elderly should seek medical advice early in order to prevent complications. That is why it is important to check your food before consumption and maintain good personal hygiene. Cleans hands saves lives!"

Stomach flu (also known as viral gastroenteritis) is usually caused by a virus known as norovirus and causes digestive system inflammation. The Sengkang Community Hospital (SKCH) shares more about the signs of stomach flu and prevention tips.

09/08/2024

Happy National Day Everyone..a video from the only Airline to fly:)

Celebrate Singapore’s 59th birthday with a special rendition of ‘In A Heartbeat’* performed by members of our Cabin Crew Music Society. Wishing all Singapore...

19/07/2024

Dental Trivia...Ancient Egyptians around the 4th century AD are the first documented people to devise a dental cream recipe.

Ever wonder how our ancestors maintained dental hygiene before toothpaste was around? Dive into the history of teeth-cleaning methods, from powdered ashes to rye flour.

07/07/2024

The Bad News - "Scientists have suspected a link between the bacteria, called Fusobacterium nucleatum, and colorectal cancer growth for almost a decade. The bacteria is usually only found in the mouth, far from the colon.
In the mouth, it’s one of the most common types of disease-causing bacteria, linked to gum disease and plaque buildup."
The Good News - "In the future, part of colorectal cancer screening could be as simple as a mouth swab "
As our understanding of the oral-systemic health link continues to grow, it offers exciting possibilities for early disease detection and holistic approaches to healthcare. The mouth is not just a part of the body - it's a vital indicator of our overall health.

Scientists discovered that a common type of bacteria has two distinct subspecies. One of them shields tumor cells from cancer treatment.