Sesame Communications Named to Inc. 500 |5000 List of Fastest-Growing Private Companies
Seattle, WA, August 25, 2011 – Sesame Communications, a dental industry pioneer in online patient connection systems, today announced that it has been.
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ADA Will Create Guidelines for Dental Therapy Programs
Dental therapists will likely soon have certain standards to achieve to legally treat patients. The Commission on Dental Accreditation, which is part of.
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New Method Created to Analyze Extent of Titanium Leaks
A new way to determine the amount of titanium in the blood of patients with orthopedic implants is demonstrated in the recent issue.
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North Carolina Judge Will Appeal Ruling Regarding Whitening
The North Carolina dental board will appeal a judge’s ruling. Administrative Law Judge Michael Chappell recently ruled that the dental board broke a.
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Young Dental To Celebrate Caring Hygienists and Susan G. Komen For The Cure Partnership
Earth City, MO (July 12, 2011 )—The compassion of a hygienist and the purpose of a worthy cause is the perfect combination to.
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Pulpdent Adds New Sales Representation
WATERTOWN, MA: July 18, 2011— Pulpdent Corporation has announced the addition of Troy Steinbach of Steinbach and Associates to represent Pulpdent products in.
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Many Americans Don’t Receive Necessary Dental Care
There were 4.6 million children who didn’t receive dental care in 2008, according to a report by the Institute of Medicine and National.
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Dentists May be Able to Diagnose Diabetes
Dental visits can aid in the process of diagnosing diabetes or prediabetes for people with the condition, according to researchers at the Columbia.
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Curve Dental’s Free, Web-based Patient Education Software
OREM, UT— Curve Dental, developers of Web-based dental software, announced that Midwestern University’s College of Dental Medicine would use the company’s free, Web-based.
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Dentists May Soon Monitor More than Oral Health
Dentists in Great Britain are being asked to check on more than just their patients’ oral health. In addition to their regular dental.
