Israel Expands Healthcare Coverage
More children in Israel will receive dental coverage. The country’s government voted to increase the number of people covered, and will now include.
Today's Dental News
Many Older People Regret Neglecting Teeth
Many people regret not dedicating time to do something essential right before they go to sleep and when they wake up. That’s why.
Industry News
ADA’s Council on Dental Benefit Programs
ST. PAUL, Minn. – June 13, 2012 – In response to requests from 3M ESPE and the dental community, the ADA will broaden.
Science and Medicine
Alzheimer’s Drugs May Make Bones Stronger
Two drugs frequently used to treat Alzheimer disease, donepezil and rivastigmine, are known to stimulate a group of neurons in the brain that.
Industry News
Careerfusion And American Orthodontic Society Join Forces In Online Education
Sun Prairie, WI CareerFusion, the organization built on mentoring has joined with the American Orthodontic Society to educate dentists, dental hygienists, and dental.
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Raspberries May Aid Oral Cancer
Black raspberries and fenretinide could be the secrets to treating oral cancer. Researchers at the Ohio State University College of Dentistry recently made.
Industry News
Spectra Caries Detection Aid Named “Best of Class” by Pride Institute
MELVILLE, NEW YORK — June 14, 2012 — Now in its fourth year, the Pride Institute’s Best of Class Technology Award continues to recognize.
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AIC Seminars recognized by ICOI
HIOSSEN’s AIC Continuing Education Courses Receive Approval and Support from the International Congress of Oral Implantologists to Provide the Highest Quality Implant Education.
Today's Dental News
Migraine Sufferers May Benefit From Advances in Dentistry
About 95 percent of migraines are connected to dentistry in some way. It would make sense perfect if dentists were more involved in.
Today's Dental News
Bad Oral Hygiene Raises Cancer Risk
There’s more evidence that suggests poor oral hygiene increases the risk dying prematurely from cancer. Researchers in Sweden concluded that dental plaque raises.
