Italian Woman Dies After Contracting Legionnaires’ Disease in Dental Office
An 82-year-old woman in Italy died after developing Legionnaires’ disease from the water at her dentist’s office. The disease, which is a pneumonia-like.
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Sports Drinks Continue to Ruin Oral Health
Next time you consume a sports drink think about the impact on your teeth. Sports drinks and energy drinks were originally created to.
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New Jersey Law Will Require Fluoridation of Water
Water companies in New Jersey will soon be required to fluoridate water, according to a bill passed Monday. The Assembly Health Committee decided.
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Smoothies Can Cause Dental Problems
Parents should stay away from allowing their children to drink smoothies. The high acidity level in the smoothies is capable of resulting in.
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Clearcorrect Launches New Project
Houston, Texas—January 11, 2012—ClearCorrect™, the manufacturer of orthodontic clear aligners (named America’s fastest-growing health company for 2011 by Inc. magazine), recently launched Phase.
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Massachusetts Looks for Varnish to Become More Widespread
Massachusetts officials want fluoride varnish to become more readily available. To do that, the requirements for who can apply for the cavity-protecting varnish.
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Massachusetts Town Votes to Continue Without Fluoridation
A town in Massachusetts voted overwhelmingly against fluoridation. The town of Amesbury, Mass. will continue to not fluoridate water because of the poor.
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Illinois Will Implement New Fluoridation Levels
Illinois will change the levels of fluoridation throughout the state. Governor Pat Quinn signed legislation, which is supported by the Illinois State Dental.
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Toronto Will Continue Water Fluoridation
Toronto won’t change the amount of fluoride in water. The Toronto Board of Health voted unanimously to keep water fluoridation at the current.
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Infant Formulas Have Fluoride; Avoid Mixing with Fluoridated Water
All infant formulas, either concentrated or ready-to-feed, already contain some fluoride and, when routinely mixed with fluoridated water, increase the risk of dental.
