Study Claims Tooth Sensitivity More Painful Than Almost Anything
The only thing that causes more pain for women than tooth sensitivity is giving birth, according to a new study. Tooth sensitivity was.
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C3 Jian Obtains FDA Acceptance of Investigational New Drug Application
LOS ANGELES, May 24, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — C3 Jian, Inc., a private company focused on providing improved oral healthcare, announced today that.
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Two-Step Implantation with Built-up Bone May be More Effective
There may be an answer to the longstanding debate about whether or not it’s better to allow bone to build up before placing.
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Fruit Drinks, Like Energy Drinks, May be Problematic
Parents need to rethink giving their children fruit drinks. Dentists are warning that some fruit drinks can have the acidity levels of vinegar..
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United Kingdom May Enact Soft Drink Tax
Your daily caloric intake soon may not be the only thing that soda increases. Experts from Oxford University are supporting a raise in.
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Cavity-Filling Material May Eliminate Bacteria, Regrow Tooth
The solution to reverse the effects of tooth decay may be on the way. Scientists from the University of Maryland School of Dentistry.
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Getting to the Root of Dental Implants
New York Dentist Dr. Michael Tischler is One of the First in the U.S. to Introduce thePrettau Zirconia Implant Bridge to Patients, Most.
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NASCAR 10th ANNIVERSARY OF GIVE KIDS A SMILE
The American Dental Association’s Give Kids A Smile® Program, American Dental Association Foundation, Henry Schein, Inc. and 3M ESPE Dental Accelerate Oral Health.
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Dental Tattoo Could Be Innovative Addition to Dentistry
Scientists are working on a tooth tattoo that could aid dentists in a significant way. This new tooth tattoo would have the ability.
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Free Clinic Enables Some Californians to Receive Dental Care
Thousands of people benefitted from a free medical clinic in Sacramento, Calif. last weekend. During the four-day clinic, more than 3,000 people paid.
