More Than a Quarter of Canada’s Indigenous People Only See the Dentist for Emergencies
More than a quarter of the indigenous people of Ontario visit the dentist only for emergencies, and they face increased odds of having.
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Focus On: Diabetes Detection
Susan Maples, DDS, discusses the importance of screening for diabetes in a dental practice. In light of the well-documented impact diabetes mellitus (DM).
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Program Introduces Children With Autism to the Dental Office
Dental visits can be a challenge for children diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who have sensory and spatial issues as well.
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Only 3% of Children See the Dentist Before Their First Birthday in England
Only 3% of children in England visit the dentist before their first birthday and 12% visit by their second birthday, according to researchers.
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Patients Need to Brush Up on Dental Terminology
Many of your patients aren’t familiar with key terminology that you use every day in your practice, which may lead to unease and.
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65% of Medicare Beneficiaries Lack Dental Coverage
Almost two-thirds of Medicare beneficiaries (65%), or nearly 37 million people, lack dental coverage, and many go without needed care, according to the.
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Costs, Fear, and Time Remain Barriers to Dental Visits
Dental care is one of the most accessible work benefits, according to British health insurer Bupa, yet people avoid going to the dentist.
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Guardians of the Smile Creates Positive Oral Health Habits in Children
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, and Dentistry Today is celebrating the event with a series of blogs focused on various aspects.
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Small Changes Can Make a Big Difference for Autistic Children During Dental Visits
Inspired by her own experience as the mother of a 5-year-old son with autism, a dental hygienist and PhD student has published new.
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Vital Signs Should Be Monitored During Dental Procedures
It seems like dentists already have lots to do during typical procedures. Yet the University of Buffalo School of Dental Medicine also requires.
