Stem Cell Therapy May be Capable of Treating Head, Mouth Problems
Stem cells were recently utilized to regrow craniofacial tissues. The study was the first of its kind and discovered that it was faster.
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ADA Offers Practical Guide to Patients with Medical Conditions
CHICAGO, July 30, 2012 The American Dental Association (ADA) is offering a new publication, The ADA Practical Guide to Patients with Medical Conditions,.
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Colorado Dentist Reused Syringes, Put Many at Risk
A Colorado dentist put thousands of people at risk by reusing syringes. There could be many people susceptible to HIV and hepatitis as.
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Questions Exist Concerning Midlevel Providers
Some of the new models to treat underserved dental patients may not be all the effective. The American Dental Association issued a series.
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Dental Visits May Lead to Diabetes Detection
A prediabetes diagnosis can be made during a basic dental visit. The information comes from a recent Columbia University College of Dental Medicine.
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Zest Anchors, LLC Escondido CA
Zest Anchors, a leading manufacturer of innovative products for overdentures, including the world renowned LOCATOR® Attachment, recently launched their new website www.zestanchors.com. The.
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North Carolina Dentists, Companies Reach Compromise
Each side gave a little in the dispute over a proposed bill involving dentists and dental companies in North Carolina. The House voted.
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Botox Injections Could Aid People with Chronic Headaches
Botox may be just what the doctor ordered for people that experience frequent headaches. Botox was first used as treatment for headaches after.
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.
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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.
