Children in New Zealand Missing Out on Dental Care
Children in New Zealand aren’t taking advantage of free dental care. The information was mentioned at World Oral Health Day. Many parents aren’t.
Industry News
Sesame Communications Announces Additions to Executive Leadership Team
SEATTLE, WA – September 13, 2012 Sesame Communications, the leading provider of online patient communication and engagement tools for dentistry, announced today two.
Today's Dental News
Scientist Finds Way to Lower Bone Less, Inflammation Associated with Gum Disease
A University of Louisville scientist discovered a way to stop the inflammation and bone loss that come from gum disease. The researcher, David.
Today's Dental News
Heartland Dental Looking for Buyer
A dental company may be sold for in excess of $1 billion. Heartland Dental Care, one of the largest practice management companies in.
Industry News
AAP To Host 98th Annual Meeting In LA
Chicago (September 7, 2012) —The American Academy of Periodontology (AAP), in collaboration with the Japanese Society of Periodontology, will host its 98th Annual.
Industry News
The American Dental Association and PopCap Games Announce Campaign
SEATTLE, Washington—September 10, 2012— The American Dental Association® (ADA), the leading source of oral health-related information, and PopCap Games, a leading digital games.
Today's Dental News
Some Foods May Boost Oral Health
At this point, it’s clear that acidic drinks and sugary foods have a negative impact on your teeth. But there are some foods.
Science and Medicine
Smoking Snuffs Out ‘Good’ Cholesterol
Smoking is a major risk factor for heart disease, contributing to more than one-third of deaths from heart disease annually, according to a.
Today's Dental News
Some Bacteria may Develop Ability to Move within Mouth
A new study indicates that some bacteria may be capable of grow an appendage and swimming to a new area. This activity has.
Today's Dental News
Dentist Fesses up to Drug Addiction, Gives up License
The dentist that reused syringes came clean about his drug addiction. Dr. Stephen Stein gave up his license to practice dentistry as well..
