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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Oral Bacteria Leave Mark Inside Mouth
There may be a new way to distinguish a person’s identity. Bacteria in the mouth—especially bacteria located in gums—can tell you more about.
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Teeth Developed Thanks to Evolution
Evolutionary copycats eventually developed tooth-like structures independent from other vertebrates. The new revelation appears in Nature and was discovered by the University of.
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Innovative Surgery Enables Blind Man to See Again
A blind British man is no longer blind. Ian Tibbetts can see again after surgeons performed a new procedure that drills a hole.
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Tooth Sensor Reveals In-Depth Oral Activity
A research team recently wanted to learn more about what is constantly happening in a person’s mouth. As a result, National Taiwan University.
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Opalescence Website Gets a Makeover
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah, September 2013 – Opalescence, Ultradent Products Inc.’s renowned tooth whitening brand, recently launched its new, extensively redesigned website, opalescence.com. The.
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Donation from SS White Burs Helps America’s ToothFairy Make a Difference for Children in Need
(Charlotte, September 5, 2013) – SS White® Burs, a leading dental manufacturer, has made a generous donation of SS White procedure kits to.
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Magical Mystery Tooth: Dentist Teams Up With Scientists to Clone Beatle DNA
Dentistry Today reported almost two years ago that John Lennon’s tooth was purchased at an auction by a Canadian dentist. Now, that same.
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C3 Jian Successfully Completes Phase 1 Clinical Trial for Dental Caries Product
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — C3 Jian, Inc., a Los Angeles based private biotechnology company focused on providing improved oral.
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Tea May Thwart Dental Issues
It may be a good thing to drink more tea. A new study indicates that drinking tea may aid in preventing gum disease.
