We Can Do More for Low-Income Kids Than Drill, Fill, and Pull
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, and Dentistry Today is celebrating the event with a series of blogs focused on various aspects.
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Good Oral Health Leads to Better Romantic Prospects
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, dentalplans.com has released the results of its Battle of the Sexes survey, gauging how attitudes towards oral.
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People Value Other People’s Teeth More Than Their Own
Research continues to document the connections between oral and systemic health as our culture’s obsession with aesthetics continues to grow. However, Americans have.
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High Iron Content and pH in Water Can Cause Black Stains in Plaque
The high iron content and pH of saliva and consumed water are the most significant factors driving the appearance of black stains on.
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Dental Biomaterials Market to Boom Through 2026
Dental biomaterials do more than fill cavities. They also promote healing. Plus, they have a very promising future, according to a pair of.
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Henry Schein and ICD Team Up for Oral Education in Haiti
Henry Schein and the International College of Dentists (ICD) Global Visionary Fund (GVF) have partnered to donate oral hygiene products to a health.
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Orthodontic Treatment Does Not Prevent Tooth Decay
While orthodontic treatment has a positive effect on oral function and aesthetics, it does not prevent future tooth decay, according to a study.
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Partnership Improves Oral Healthcare for Patients With Special Needs
The Touro College of Dental Medicine (TCDM) and the Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD) have announced an academic affiliation designating WIHD as.
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Campaign Materials Available for World Oral Health Day
The FDI World Dental Federation is now offering campaign resources to help practitioners education their patients and celebrate World Oral Health Day on.
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Good Oral Hygiene May Help Manage Lupus
Good oral hygiene may make a difference in preventing and managing lupus and other illnesses, according to researchers at the Oklahoma Medical Research.
