Lack of Dental Insurance Causes Problems for Kentucky Residents
Staggering amounts of people in Kentucky don’t have dental insurance. The recent Kentucky Health Issues Poll showed that 51 percent of adults in.
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Infection Control Breach
ANNAPOLIS, MD—March 29, 2013— The news that broke on March 28 of an Oklahoma oral surgeon that treated patients under unsanitary and unsafe.
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New Study Shows Correlation Between Gum Disease, Heart Disease
There’s more evidence of the health problems that stem from poor oral health. A new study by researchers at the Swedish college Uppsala.
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Aspen Dental Big East Basketball “Luncheon with Legends” March 2013, NYC
Syracuse , NY – Aspen Dental Management Inc. (ADMI) hosted a group of dental residency program directors during the Ultimate Basketball Weekend event.
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DentalSoftwareAdvisor.com
Issaquah, WA – March 21th, 2013 – www.DentalSoftwareAdvisor.com was recently launched as the dental industry’s first objective online resource dedicated to new generation.
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AACD Announces Accreditation Class of 2013
MADISON, Wis. (3/20/13)—Some say it’s difficult. Others say it’s life-changing. But they can all agree it’s worth it. Achieving Accreditation is a pivotal.
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1-800-DENTIST Names Michael Tuner CEO
1-800-DENTIST®, the nation’s premier dental marketing company, announced that Michael Turner has been named Chief Executive Officer, following a three-year tenure as the company’s President..
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New Method of Treating Children’s Tooth Decay Explored
A needleless, drill-free method of treating tooth decay may have been created by a New Zealand college. University of Otago researchers generated this.
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Fred Joyal Tells Dentists: Google Hates Your Website
LOS ANGELES, CA (January 16, 2013) – 1-800-DENTIST®, the nation’s premier dental marketing company, is hosting a new free Webinar about dental websites,.
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Gum Disease During Pregnancy May Stem from Higher Estrogen Levels
There may be a clear reason why there as an increase in gum disease risk for pregnant women: higher estrogen levels. A research.
