NDRIS
The National Dental Research Institute Singapore seeks to develop novel effective therapies for common chronic diseases, leverage technology to increase efficiency and introduce new care models to improve health in the community.
Singapore Oral Population Health Initiative (SOPI)
SOPI brings together a multidisciplinary team of scientists, clinicians, economists and social scientists with the goal of achieving optimal oral health for all.
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Singapore Oro-Facial Initiative (SOFI)
SOFI is a tripartite collaboration among academic, clinical and industry partners to drive the development, translation and commercialisation of oro-facial innovations.
Singapore Oral Multiomics Initiative (SOMI)
SOMI is an integrated research platform focusing on studies exploring the oral microbiome, oral biofilms, genetics and salivary biomarkers to understand the burden of oral diseases and to untangle the increasingly complex oral-systemic associations.
GLOBICS – Global Consortium of Oral Health Birth Cohort Studies
GLOBICS is a growing Singapore based organisation with several oral health birth cohort studies (OHBCS) from around the world.
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More durable dental implants, cheaper fuel cells with launch of industry research lab at NTU
Patients getting dental implants could soon enjoy shorter recovery times and a reduced risk of infections thanks to advanced coatings being developed in Singapore.
21 Apr 2026 |
The Straits Times
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NDCS-led study finds that keeping your teeth could add years of independent living
The first Singapore-based study to estimate how the number of natural teeth impacts the years of life lived without limitations in daily activities or physical function among older adults.
14 Apr 2026
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Cracked teeth: How hard foods and teeth grinding can take a toll on your smile
Cracked teeth are the third-most common dental problem – after tooth decay and gum disease
07 Apr 2026 |
The Straits Times
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