More Dental Care Necessary in Arkansas
About 27 percent of third graders in Arkansas needed dental care they’re not receiving. That 2010 number was up from 21 percent in.
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Australia Provides Aid to Indigenous People
The Australian government will inject around $420,000 into dental care for the people indigenous to central Australia. This will be a major boost.
- July 27, 2011
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New Method Created to Analyze Extent of Titanium Leaks
A new way to determine the amount of titanium in the blood of patients with orthopedic implants is demonstrated in the recent issue.
- July 27, 2011
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Kansas Deals with Lack of Dentists
There are 13 counties in Kansas that don’t have a single dentist. There are 93 counties that deal with dental care provider shortages..
- July 26, 2011
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Some People Flock to Costa Rica for Dental Care
People looking for cheaper dental care may want to go to Costa Rica. The Central American country provides low-cost dental treatment that has.
- July 26, 2011
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Some Medical Providers Get Involved with Dental Care
Doctors in the vicinity of Portland, Ore. are starting a push for coordinated care. This means that they will integrate some kind of.
- July 25, 2011
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North Carolina Judge Will Appeal Ruling Regarding Whitening
The North Carolina dental board will appeal a judge’s ruling. Administrative Law Judge Michael Chappell recently ruled that the dental board broke a.
- July 21, 2011
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Periodontist Uses Device to Aid in Tooth Loss Prevention
A periodontist is using a tool to help treat periodontal disease. Evelyn Huaman, a periodontist in Merced, Calif., is using a computer that.
- July 21, 2011
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Children Need to Wear Protective Mouth Gear While Playing Sports
Many children that don’t wear protective mouthguards while playing sports should be doing so, according to a survey conducted by Delta Dental Plans.
- July 20, 2011
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Twitter May be Beneficial for Dentistry
Twitter users are frequently posting their stories of toothaches and seeking advice from other users. The impact on dentistry is positive any way.
- July 19, 2011
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