Dental Checkups May Limit Risk of Heart Attack
The best way to lower the risk for a heart attack may be visiting the dentist. A new study indicates that heart attack.
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Mouth Cancer Survival Rates Need to be Higher
Mouth cancer survival rates aren’t progressing as highly as they should. People are surviving in higher percentages when developing other forms of cancer.
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RecordLinc Enables Sharing of Patient Dental Records to Maximize Quality of Patient Care
SILICON VALLEY, CA (November 3, 2011) – RecordLinc Inc., a company created by dental professionals dedicated to providing communication solutions for fellow dental.
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Oral Health Needs Improvement in Ontario
Nearly half of Ontarians 65 or older didn’t visit a dentist in the past year. This information comes from the St. Michael’s Hospital,.
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Dental Implant Usage Rising in Middle East
Dental patients in the Middle East are making a certain request more and more. They now realize the importance of dental implants, so.
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Young Children Don’t Visit Dentist as Often as Necessary
Most children under age 2 have not yet seen a dentist. This information comes from a new report by the C.S. Mott Children’s.
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Dentist Taking Buy-Back Program Seriously
An Ohio dentist is offering serious prizes for this year’s Halloween Candy Buy-Back Program. Craig Callen of Mansfield, Ohio is offering to give.
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Take the AACD’s 2011 Industry Survey and Win a Kindle!
MADISON, Wis. (10/19/11)—The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry is giving away Kindle Touch readers to five individuals who are among the first 100.
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AGD Again Speaks Out Against W.K. Kellogg Foundation and New Non-Dentist Provider Models
CHICAGO (Oct. 5, 2011)—Yesterday, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation released survey results claiming that the majority of Americans support new non-dentist mid-level provider models.
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Dental Clinic Treats Many Missouri Residents
About 25 percent of people in Missouri have gone two years since seeing a dentist, according to the Missouri Dental Association. That’s why.
