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.
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The Australian government will inject around $420,000 into dental care for the people indigenous to central Australia. This will be a major boost.
Many children that don’t wear protective mouthguards while playing sports should be doing so, according to a survey conducted by Delta Dental Plans.
There were 4.6 million children who didn’t receive dental care in 2008, according to a report by the Institute of Medicine and National.
A new study indicates that as Medicaid rates rise, more children have the opportunity to see a dentist on a regular basis. The.
Mothers with poor oral health will have children with poor oral health, according to a 27-year study in New Zealand. The study began.
Ingesting fluoride over long periods of time could damage one’s health, especially the nervous system, according to a study published in Neurologia. This.
Children with enlarged tonsils and adenoids who wore an oral appliance for six months show significant craniofacial growth, enlargement of pharyngeal dimensions, and.
A new program will try to stop tooth decay by adding a new layer to monitoring a child’s health. Programs to implement tooth.
Xylitol may be the key to reducing cavities in babies. A new study indicates that mothers can stop cavities from forming in their.
(Wilmington, DE – June 7, 2011) – Dr. Brendan Fay, D.D.S. goes the extra mile for smiles. The Wilmington dentist has won recognition.