Study Uncovers How Cold Triggers Pain in Teeth
Drinking a cold beverage can be agony for people with tooth decay, but that may soon change thanks to research by an international.
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85% of Endodontic Practices Are Still Open
According to the American Association of Endodontists (AAE), 85% of endodontic practices have been open for emergencies during the pandemic, based on an.
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What to Do about Dental Unit Waterline Contamination
Your dental unit waterlines are very likely contaminated. As discussed previously, dental unit waterline problems result mainly from how water is used in.
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Monitors Ensure Instruments Are Clean
Clean instruments are essential to patient safety, so dentists rely on their washer-disinfectors and ultrasonic cleaners to perform effectively. Two cleaning monitors from.
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Direct-To-Drain System Improves Safety
The VistaCool direct-to-drain system from Midmark Corp. reduces the temperature of sterilizer wastewater. Hot water, of course, can cause pipes to soften and.
Science and Medicine
Mid-Atlantic Suburbs Can Expect an Early Spring
A recent study has found that spring is indeed arriving earlier—and autumn later—in the suburbs of Baltimore and Washington, D.C. If you’ve been.
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New Nanocrystals Improve Dentures
A new glass ceramic has been created that will be beneficial to dentistry. A research team at the Otto-Schott Institute for Glass Chemistry.
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Oldest Fossils On Earth Discovered
They believe the current fossils, found just 20 miles away, satisfy all criteria for judging such finds. Earth’s oldest fossils have been found.
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Teething Can Cause Major Problems
A high fever or other health issues are not a basic byproduct of teething. A study analyzed 47 Brazilian infants over an eight-month.
