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Dental Health May Suffer During Summer

Summer habits and a person’s diet may have an adverse impact on one’s dental health. Consuming certain foods and drinks, like the food.

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Gum Disease Prolongs Length of Time to Get Pregnant

Gum disease may have the same effect on pregnancy as obesity, according a professor at the University of Western Australia. Roger Hart, professor.

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Combination of Genes May Impact Success of Implants

The condition of the tissue in the area around a dental implant affects the possible success or failure of the implant. The risk.

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Study of Dentists’ Usage of Amalgam Reveals Unexpected Results

American dentists are utilizing more amalgam restorations than composites, according to the results of two studies in the June issue of the Journal.

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Dentists May Soon Monitor More than Oral Health

Dentists in Great Britain are being asked to check on more than just their patients’ oral health. In addition to their regular dental.

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Women Tend to Have Better Oral Health than Men

Women maintain better oral health than men, based on a recent study of 800 men and women. The information was generated after the.

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Dentistry Enables FBI to Capture Fugitive

Dentistry, along with the American Dental Association, contributed to the capture of the one of the FBI’s most wanted fugitives. James “Whitey” Bulger.

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Scientists Discover Methods Bacteria Use to Cause Cavities, Invade Heart

Scientists may have made a breakthrough discovery regarding cavity-causing bacteria and the impact it has on the heart. With this information, there may.

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Colleges in Florida Look to Open Dental Schools

More colleges want to start dental schools in Florida. The University of Florida is the only college in the state with a dental.

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Hospital Stays May Hurt Oral Health

Patients who remain in hospitals for extended periods of time may have something else to worry about. New studies show that a person’s.

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