NYU Oral Cancer Center Translates Scientific Discoveries into Better Treatment
Oral cancer is an ominous diagnosis. Its symptoms are debilitating, and five-year survival after diagnosis is approximately 60%. Improvements in oral cancer treatment.
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We All Need to Pause and Ask “Who Am I?”
“I was forced to put on a mask and pretend to be someone that I wasn’t.” This sentence struck me hard as I.
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COVID-19 Cripples School-Based Dental Programs for Low-Income Communities
The anniversary of the COVID-19 shutdown has caused reflection on its impact on the economy, our social lives, and the way we work.
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Special Olympics Releases New Oral Health Resources with The Smile Generation
Millions of Americans lack access to basic dental care. Moreover, an alarming percentage of people with special needs are unaware of the condition.
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Dental Professionals Should Remember the HPV Vaccine Too
We live in a viral world as we patiently await the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people already have chosen to be.
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How to Use Video in Digital Dental Marketing the Right Way
Dental practices are now accustomed to using photos, diagrams, and other still images in their digital marketing. However, many are still unclear on.
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Xaña’s Marketing Gold
How to Manage Karens, Vaccination Hall Monitors, and the Easily Offended
There used to be a time when patients had respect for you. They followed directions in the chair, listened to your post-op instructions.
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Life Insurance Strategies Offer Tax Advantages Over Retirement Funds
You’re approaching retirement. Or maybe you’ve already retired. You have succeeded in achieving your goals. What do you do with your qualified retirement.
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How Dentists Can Pay Off Their Student Debt
According to the ADA, 64% of dental school graduates report having more than $200,000 in debt. As these former dental students and recent.
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How Dentists Can Protect Themselves from Hearing Loss and Tinnitus
In my years as an audiologist, I’ve met many dentists and dental assistants with hearing issues. Their symptoms have been both common and.
