A Third of Medicare Beneficiaries Don’t Get Regular Dental Care
One out of three adults covered by Medicare aren’t getting regular dental care, according to a survey by the Senior Citizens League (TSCL). .
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Volunteers Provide Dental Care for Hurricane Harvey Evacuees
About 10,000 people found relief with the Red Cross at the George R. Brown (GRB) Convention Center in Houston during Hurricane Harvey. Along.
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Volunteers Provide Dental Care for Hurricane Harvey Evacuees
About 10,000 people found relief with the Red Cross at the George R. Brown (GRB) Convention Center in Houston during Hurricane Harvey. Along.
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Sugar Consumption Costs the World $172 Billion in Dental Care
Global sugar consumption costs the world approximately $172 billion in dental treatment, according to Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) and the Biotechnology Research.
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Program Provides Dental Care in Exchange for Community Service
Most low-income Michigan residents and dentists who participated in a program that provided free dental care in exchange for volunteer work said they.
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UCLA Outlines Strategies for Closing the Oral Healthcare Gap
Despite efforts to increase dental visits at federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), only 21% of people who use them received dental services in.
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Kentucky Gets $2 Million for HIV/AIDS Oral Healthcare
Underserved residents of Kentucky who have HIV or AIDS will continue to have access to comprehensive oral healthcare through the University of Louisville.
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Cancer Survival Times Tied to Better Dental Care
Patients with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) who practice better dental care and consume less alcohol and tobacco have better survival.
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Parents Lack Pediatric Oral Health Awareness
When it comes to the sugar in natural fruit juice, only 54% of adults in the United States are aware that it can.
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General Practitioner Earnings Continued to Fall in 2014
While much of the economy has recovered since the Great Recession, the earnings of general practitioners (GPs) have not, according to the ADA..
