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Articles by Micaela Milano
Cortisol, stress, and your dental patient
Cortisol, stress, and your dental patient Cortisol-driven stress plays a critical role in periodontal inflammation, healing, and patient behavior. Understanding stress patterns and optimizing scheduling and care strategies can improve treatment outcomes and overall oral health. Key Highlights Cortisol dysregulation drives inflammation, delays healing, and directly impacts periodontal and implant outcomes.
Cortisol, stress, and your dental patient
Turning dental expertise into practice success for over 100 years Cortisol-driven stress plays a critical role in periodontal inflammation, healing, and patient behavior. Understanding stress patterns and optimizing scheduling and care strategies can improve treatment outcomes and overall oral health. Key Highlights Cortisol dysregulation drives inflammation, delays healing, and directly impacts periodontal and implant outcomes.
P-tau blood biomarkers in the dental chair: Why p-tau positivity should change periodontal management
P-tau blood biomarkers in the dental chair: Why p-tau positivity should change periodontal management New p-tau blood biomarkers can detect Alzheimer’s years before symptoms—reshaping dentistry’s role in early intervention. Learn how periodontal inflammation may influence neurodegeneration and why proactive care could help reduce risk.
P-tau blood biomarkers in the dental chair: Why p-tau positivity should change periodontal management
The conversation around Alzheimer’s disease and neurologic degeneration has shifted dramatically in recent years. We are no longer limited to diagnosing disease after cognitive decline has occurred. Instead, we are now identifying biologic signals of neurodegeneration years—if not decades—before symptoms emerge. Among the most promising of these signals are plasma phosphorylated tau biomarkers—specifically p-tau181 and p-tau217.
What is methylene blue?
Recently, a social media post featured Robert Kennedy, Jr. drinking blue water, which was then assumed to be a result from the addition of a compound known as methylene blue. This has sparked both controversy and renewed interest in this product as an antiaging supplement as well as a mitochondrial booster. This article explores the history and offers an in-depth review of methylene blue. What is methylene blue?
Burning mouth syndrome: Etiology, symptoms, and treatment modalities
Burning mouth syndrome (BMS) is a chronic oral condition characterized by burning sensations and pain in the absence of clinical mucosal changes. It tends to affect more middle-aged and elderly women, typically on the tongue, lips, and hard and soft palate areas. Patients may also experience unremitting mucosal pain, dysgeusia, or xerostomia. BMS can be divided into two clinical forms: primary and secondary.
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