Team:NYMU-Taipei

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<p> Over 90% of human population is troubled by caries, the notorious issue bothering an individual ever since childhood. Furthermore, serious problems such as halitosis and periodontal diseases often ensue. In the past, well-known ways to prevent caries include brushing one's teeth and applying fluoride. However, aren’t these irritating and tiresome? So, to solve this issue, we decide to formulate a perfect plan to defeat tooth caries. Moreover, we've focused our subjects of study on the elderly, the disabled, and the underprivileged, all of whom require long-term care or lack economic resources. We plan to create sustainable auto-adjusting bio-drugs, helping everyone maintain their oral health.</p></div>
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<p class='indent'>Did you know that nearly 100% of human population is troubled by dental cavities, the notorious nightmare bothering a person ever since childhood? Many people may neglect the importance of good oral hygiene, yet it is a key to better health conditions. Serious problems such as halitosis and periodontal diseases often come along with cavities.</p>
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<p class='indent'>Nowadays the best ways to prevent cavities include brushing one's teeth and applying fluoride. However, there are people who cannot care for their own teeth. For example, the young children, the elderly, the disabled, and the underprivileged, all of whom require long-term care or lack economic resources. An easy and sustainable method does not yet exist.</p>
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<p class='indent'>Thus, our team has come up with a plan in the hope of wiping out dental cavities. By empowering both a specific bacteriophage and an oral probiotic, we make a sustainable auto-adjusting bio-drug to eliminate cavities.</p>
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Did you know that nearly 100% of human population is troubled by dental cavities, the notorious nightmare bothering a person ever since childhood? Many people may neglect the importance of good oral hygiene, yet it is a key to better health conditions. Serious problems such as halitosis and periodontal diseases often come along with cavities.

Nowadays the best ways to prevent cavities include brushing one's teeth and applying fluoride. However, there are people who cannot care for their own teeth. For example, the young children, the elderly, the disabled, and the underprivileged, all of whom require long-term care or lack economic resources. An easy and sustainable method does not yet exist.

Thus, our team has come up with a plan in the hope of wiping out dental cavities. By empowering both a specific bacteriophage and an oral probiotic, we make a sustainable auto-adjusting bio-drug to eliminate cavities.









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