Some Floridians Don’t Receive Necessary Dental Care
Many residents in parts of Florida don’t get proper dental care. This is a problem in Alachua County, even though the county has.
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Prenatal Exposure to Amalgam Has Negligible Impact on Children
Humans exposed to amalgam prenatally won’t suffer major health problems from the amalgam, according to a new study. The study indicated that there.
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Some Dentists Want Warnings Printed on Sugary Drinks
Dentists in Ireland are starting a campaign to have warnings on sugary drinks. The campaign comes after recent figures indicate high rates of.
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Indian Reservation Experiences Major Amounts of Decay
The people of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota are going through a disturbing trend. There are 60 percent of all.
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Children Born Prematurely May See Decrease in Tooth Size
Children born prematurely have smaller teeth. This information has been established by the Faculty of Odontology at Malmo University in Sweden. The researchers.
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Young Children Don’t Visit Dentist as Often as Necessary
Most children under age 2 have not yet seen a dentist. This information comes from a new report by the C.S. Mott Children’s.
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Halloween, A Total Nightmare for the Toothfairy
(Charlotte, NC – October 26, 2011) Halloween is just around the corner, and the Toothfairy’s nightmare is about to begin. Believe it or.
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Dentist Taking Buy-Back Program Seriously
An Ohio dentist is offering serious prizes for this year’s Halloween Candy Buy-Back Program. Craig Callen of Mansfield, Ohio is offering to give.
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Pelton & Crane Donates Equipment to the National Children’s Oral Health Foundation: America’s Toothfairy
(Charlotte, NC – September 27, 2011) A generous donation of dental equipment from Pelton & Crane, a world innovator in dentistry, to the.
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8th Annual Halloween Candy Buy Back Program Targets Cavities And Supports Troops
(Buena Park, CA – September 21, 2011) – Dentists across the country will once again collect excess candy from young patients on November.
