BDA Criticizes Lack of Progress in “War on Sugar”
The British Dental Association (BDA) is urging ministers to turn the page on voluntary action with the food industry, as a new report.
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Partnership to Distribute 25,000 Oral Health Kits to the Underserved
The University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) College of Dentistry has partnered with the Office of Oral Health and Dentistry at the Nebraska.
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The East Coast’s First Dental Therapist to Begin Practicing in Maine
The first dental therapist on the East Coast will begin working in Bangor, Maine, at Penobscot Community Health Care. Clare Roesler will begin.
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GSO Provides Free Orthodontic Care to Four Kids in Need
The Georgia School of Orthodontics (GSO) has provided four children in the Atlanta area with complimentary orthodontic care through its Gift of a.
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Online Challenge Teaches Kids About Oral Health
DentaQuest and America’s ToothFairy are teaming up to promote and expand participation in a free superhero-themed, at-home learning activity open to kids between.
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Parents Usually Don’t Know When Their Kids Are Vaping
Most parents know or suspect when their child smokes, but they are much more likely to be in the dark if the child.
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FDA Expands Dental Amalgam Recommendations
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) now recommends that people who belong to certain high-risk groups avoid getting dental amalgam whenever possible and.
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Cariology Research Projects Receive 200,000 Euros in Grant Funding
The Eklund Foundation for Odontological Research and Education will award grants totaling approximately 200,000 Euros to support a pair of projects related to.
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Australian Dental Association Initiative Teaches Kids About Oral Health and Nutrition
In 2019, Australian Dental Association (ADA) Federal teamed up with SugarByHalf, a nonprofit independent organization helping Australians to live healthier lives by reducing.
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School Closures Cut Off Low-Income Kids’ Access to Oral Healthcare
As schools return to virtual and in-person learning, many low-income, Medicaid-enrolled students are at risk of losing school-based dental care, according to DentaQuest.
