Sugar’s Impact on Tooth Decay Still Major Concern
Many people don’t realize it but the adverse impact of sugar intake is just as bad for teeth as it is for the.
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Greg Biffle, Nascar Star And Driver Recognized By Chicago Dental Society
ST. PAUL, Minn., (February 26, 2014) – The Chicago Dental Society presented Biffle with the George H. Cushing award, which is given to.
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Tooth Decay May Prohibit Growth in Children
Tooth decay may be even worse than originally thought. A new study suggests that tooth decay may push back growth in children. The.
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ADA Recommends Earlier Fluoride Distribution for Children
It may be beneficial for children to be given fluoride even earlier than they receive it now, according to the American Dental Association..
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America’s Toothfairy Smile Drive With 3,900 Walmart Locations To Benefit Thousands Of At-Risk Children
(Charlotte, NC, January 28, 2014) – Designed to raise awareness and collect oral care products for at-risk children and teens, the America’s ToothFairy.
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Number of Dentists in Scotland Rises
Many more people in Scotland will receive the dental treatment they need. This can be attributed to the increase in dentists in the.
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Oral Health Results Vary Based on Age
Parents are finally paying attention to a particularly important part of their children’s well-being—their oral health. A comprehensive study showed that nearly 72.
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Study Will Review Result of Ending Water Fluoridation in Canadian City
People in Calgary, Alberta will soon find out how a controversial vote is affecting residents of the city. The information from a study.
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3M ESPE Becomes A National Children’s Oral Health Foundation
(Charlotte, October 22, 2013) – 3M ESPE, a provider of innovative dental products and supplies, has made a leadership commitment to the improve.
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Innovative Surgery Enables Blind Man to See Again
A blind British man is no longer blind. Ian Tibbetts can see again after surgeons performed a new procedure that drills a hole.
