Interprofessional Training Improves Pediatric Oral Health
Nursing, medical, and dental students can work as a team to improve their knowledge of pediatric oral health and how to work with.
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Childhood Oral Infections Mean Greater Adulthood Atherosclerosis Risks
A 27-year follow-up using data from the Cardiovascular Risk in Young Finns Study and by the University of Helsinki and University of Turku.
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UNC Performs Pediatric Tooth Transplant
Researchers at the University of North Carolina (UNC) Adams School of Dentistry have successfully used “throwaway” teeth such as third molars to replace lost permanent.
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Report Ranks the Best and Worst States for Children’s Oral Health
With Every Kid Healthy Week kicking off on April 22, WalletHub has announced its 2019 list of the best and worst states for.
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Colgate Expands Oral Health Education Program to Boys & Girls Clubs
After reaching a billion children around the world, Colgate is expanding its Bright Smiles, Bright Futures (BSBF) oral health education program with a.
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Children With Autism Face Varied Oral Health Risks Across the US
Children with autism often face significant challenges in practicing oral hygiene at home and in receiving oral healthcare in a dental office due.
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BDA Wants to Use Sugar Tax Revenue to Fight Tooth Decay
Now that it has been in effect for about a year, the Local Government Association reports that England’s sugar levy has produced about.
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ODA Calls for More Investment in Public Dental Programs
The Ontario Dental Association (ODA) is asking the province to invest in public dental programs. Taking action now to properly fund existing programs.
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America’s ToothFairy Awards $5,000 Grant to Mobile Care Chicago
As part of its annual Celebration of Smiles event during the Chicago Dental Society’s MidWinter Meeting last month, America’s ToothFairy honored Mobile Care.
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SDF Programs Could Save Millions for Medicaid
Substituting silver diamine fluoride (SDF) for traditional restorative care in treating young children for tooth decay could significantly cut Medicaid spending over three.
