New Sweet Could be Beneficial
A new treat may actually aid oral health. A German firm called Organobalance GMBH will launch a new sweet that claims to fight.
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ADA Chairside Instructor: A Visual Guide to Case Presentations
CHICAGO, Oct. 23, 2013—The American Dental Association (ADA) has just revised its best-selling “Chairside Instructor” to include 49 new photos and illustrations. An.
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CDA Advises Parents and Children to “Rethink Your Drink”
Sacramento, Calif. — With children back at school and fall sports underway, the California Dental Association is encouraging parents and children to “rethink.
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Fruit Drinks Try to Fool Potential Consumers
Health experts don’t want consumers to fall into the trap. Companies that make fruit drinks try to vouch for the health qualities of.
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Good News for Choclate Lovers: Health Benefits
There is good news for chocolate lovers: new research indicates that chocolate could be considered a “superfood,” joining the ranks of blueberries and.
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New Health Warning for Treats
Some biscuits and cookies may pose problems that you wouldn’t think about at first. Many people are aware of the sugar issues that.
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New Study Indicates Fluoride Lowers Tooth Decay
The debate will continue but a new study recently demonstrated the positive impact fluoride has on dental health. The researchers from the University.
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Overweight children aren’t at a higher risk for developing dental problems, according to a new study.
Overweight children aren’t at a higher risk for developing dental problems, according to a new study. A group of Chinese researchers determined that.
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Vitamin D May Lower Rate of Tooth Decay
Vitamin D may benefit dentistry in a major way. Many recent studies have concluded that vitamin D may be capable of preventing dental.
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New Book States Flossing Serves No Purpose
Utilizing dental floss may be a waste of time, according to a new book. Ellie Phillips, author of Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye, claims.
