Women’s Hormones May be Related to Gum Disease
Women’s health issues and gum disease are associated, according to a new study. Charlene Krejci, associate clinical professor at the Case Western Reserve.
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Lack of Dentists a Problem in Rural Areas of California
Tooth decay rates in many California areas are rising. The problem can be traced to one main cause: a lack of dentists. Many.
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Dentists Misleading Patients in United Kingdom
Nearly 500,000 dental patients in the United Kingdom are given incorrect dental information, according to the Office of Fair Trading. The wrong information.
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Young Adults in Finland Encounter Major Dental Problems
Solid early dental care turns bad quickly in Finland. In the Helsinki region of Finland, about 40 percent of people ages 18 to.
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UCLA Dental Students went on a one-week dental mission trip to China
For the students at UCLA School of Dentistry, one of their main goals is to not only learn how to become dental practitioners.
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New Test Could Enable Dentists to Detect Oral Cancer Faster
It’s possible that it may take only 20 minutes to diagnose oral cancer. The new test involves the dentist collecting stem cells from.
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The Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) Sets the Record Straight on Dental X-Rays
CHICAGO (April 12, 2012)—On Tuesday, April 10, 2012, in the journal Cancer, the American Cancer Society published an article entitled “Dental X-Rays and.
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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.
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Patients With Basic Dental Problems Continually Visit ER
There are about 130 million Americans that feel they have no choice. Without dental insurance, their only chance for dental treatment is to.
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Periodontal Therapy Can Lower Costs of Treatment for Diabetics
Periodontal treatment may lower the number of hospitalizations and the cost of medical care for diabetics with periodontal disease. The information comes from.
