Free, Unlimited CE for Dental Assistants
(Chicago: February 2, 2012) Sometimes, the best things in life are free. Professional dental assistants, need continuing education, and can receive it free.
Industry News
Industry News
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month
ADA’s National ‘Give Kids A Smile®’ Kicks Off 10th Anniversary Celebration CHICAGO, Feb. 1, 2012— The American Dental Association (ADA) shines a light.
Industry News
New Website Tells Stories of Nonprofits Making a Healthy Difference
Effort focuses on the individuals and organizations committed to finding solutions to some of today’s most pressing health issues, including access to dental.
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DentalEZ Group Unveiling the Economical Concentrix Family of High-Speed Handpieces
Malvern, PA (February 1, 2012) – DentalEZ® Group, a supplier of innovative products and services for dental health professionals worldwide, will unveil its.
Today's Dental News
New Jersey Law Will Require Fluoridation of Water
Water companies in New Jersey will soon be required to fluoridate water, according to a bill passed Monday. The Assembly Health Committee decided.
Industry News
Little Piece Of Dental Heaven
Traverse City, MI– It’s the gift that will keep on giving. A collaborative venture involving a free local clinic, dentists, and dental suppliers.
Today's Dental News
Researchers Identify Genetic Variation That Leads to Jaw Issues
Researchers have pinpointed a genetic variation that increases the risk of developing necrotic jawbone lesions. The condition stems from bisphosphonates. The study appeared.
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Zhermack Celebrates 30 Years of Innovations for the Global Dental Industry
Eatontown, NJ (January 27, 2012) – Zhermack Inc., a company that specializes in the production of materials and equipment for dental practices and.
Today's Dental News
Some Dentists Call for Expansion of HPV Vaccination
There are some dentists around the world who want more people to be vaccinated for human papilloma virus. In the United Kingdom, there’s.
Science and Medicine
Dawn of Social Networks: Ancestors May Have Formed Ties Based On Shared Attributes
The study’s findings describe elements of social network structures that may have been present early in human history Ancient humans may not have.
