ClearCorrect Ranked as America’s Fastest-Growing Health Company
HOUSTON, TX—ClearCorrect has been ranked as the fastest-growing health company in America by Inc. magazine. The manufacturer of orthodontic clear aligners placed first.
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OSAP Supports International Infection Prevention Week October 16-22
ANNAPOLIS, MD—September 15, 2011—The Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention (OSAP) has signed on as a Supporting Partner with the Association for Professionals.
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Minnesota Dental Association Launches Patient Education Campaign
The Minnesota Dental Association wants people to know how important their oral health is. That’s why they’re launching the “Healthy Gums, Healthy You”.
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Panel Makes Recommendations on Various Issues
Sugar-free chewing gum, lozenges and hard candy containing xylitol could help to prevent cavities. This information comes from a recent expert panel put.
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Colleges to Improve Dental Care in Appalachian Region
Parts of Kentucky may soon see major improvements in dental care available to residents. The University of Kentucky, Morehead State University and the.
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Patients With Mental Illness More at Risk for Tooth Loss
People with severe mental illnesses are three times more likely to lose their teeth because of poor oral health. This information comes from.
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Implant Prosthesis May Be Better Option Than Dentures
There are now more people with edentulism and there’s a higher demand for new teeth as a result. Around 37 million Americans will.
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Program Aims to Improve Dental Health in Appalachian Region
School children in the Appalachian region of Kentucky will soon benefit from a new program. Governor Steve Beshear recently announced that a $1.25.
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Mouth Cancer Campaign Begins
If you didn’t think oral cancer was serious, then all you to have to do is take notice of Mouth Cancer Action Month..
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Painless Method to Repair Tooth Decay Discovered
There may be a pain-free way to treat tooth decay while reversing the damaging effects of decay and restoring the teeth. Researchers at.
