Dr. Allen Moses wins Haden-Stack Award
FORT WORTH, Texas – August 8, 2012 – Dr. Allen Moses, inventor of The Moses® oral appliance for treating snoring and sleep apnea,.
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Psychologists May Aid Dental Health
Psychologists may be beneficial in thwarting tooth decay. They were recently utilized to encourage or persuade patients to brush their teeth. The results.
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Argen Corporation Promotes Mike Nisson to Sales Manager
August 2, 2012: San Diego, CA The Argen Corporation, the world’s largest manufacturer of dental gold alloys and scrap refining services, has recently.
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Carestream Dental’s RVG Digital Radiography Celebrates 30 Years
ATLANTA – The dental industry was changed forever with the advent of RadioVisioGraphy (RVG) in 1982, and now Carestream Dental is celebrating its.
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Aribex Reaches Major Milestone, Builds 10,000th NOMAD Handheld X-ray
OREM, UTAH—August 7, 2012—Aribex, Inc., worldwide leader in handheld X-ray technologies, welcomed today the completed production of their 10,000th NOMAD® handheld X-ray system..
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Campaign Sets Out to Improve Oral Health in Australia
Dentists in Australia are doing everything they can to stress dental health. It’s something they do every year as they begin Dental Health.
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American Dental Association Refutes Bottled Water Report
There is no evidence that suggests bottled water could lead to tooth decay, according to a spokesman for the American Dental Association. Earlier.
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Possible HIV Infections Linked to Colorado Dentist
Three former patients developed infections after being treated by the Colorado dentist who reused needles. The information comes from the Colorado Department of.
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UCLA School of Dentistry Creates Future Opportunities
A couple of years ago, Lakewood, Calif., high school senior Cameron Stevenson-Moore had a hard time picturing himself pursuing a career in the.
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Bottled Water May be Harmful to Children
Drinking bottled water may not actually be more beneficial than drinking tap water. The problems stem from the lack of fluoride intake children.
