Is Your Focus On Production Robbing Profitability From Your Private Dental Practice?
3 Key Factors To Watch Out For… Written by: Scott J. Manning, MBA The major discussions in dentistry always seem to focus on.
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Dr. Paul and Dr. Nirmala Prabhu
Dentistry Today’s editor-in-chief, Dr. Paul Feuerstein, sits down with Dr. Nirmala Prabhu from Unum to discuss the relationship between dentists and the dental.
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Bacteria-Causing Gum Disease May Lead to Oral Cancer Growth
Fatty acids from bacteria present in gum disease may cause Kaposi’s sarcoma (KS)-related lesions and tumors in the mouth. The information comes from.
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Link May Exist Between Oral Health and Rheumatoid Arthritis
Poor oral health may cause rheumatoid arthritis, based on a new study. Researchers from the University of Louisville determined that poor oral health.
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Tooth Decay May Prohibit Growth in Children
Tooth decay may be even worse than originally thought. A new study suggests that tooth decay may push back growth in children. The.
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ADA Recommends Earlier Fluoride Distribution for Children
It may be beneficial for children to be given fluoride even earlier than they receive it now, according to the American Dental Association..
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INTERVIEW – Henk van Duijnhoven, KaVo Kerr Group
How did KaVo Kerr Group get started, and what was the goal at the time? KaVo Kerr Group really originated back in 2004,.
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Report States Parents Should Learn First Aid
It’s important for parents to know basic dental first aid, according to a new study. The American Academy of Pediatrics compiled a study.
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High-Fluoride Toothpaste May Aid Brace Wearers
High-fluoride toothpaste may be beneficial in numerous ways. A Swedish study from Malmo University suggests that this toothpaste thwarts white spots from developing.
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People Don’t Always Take Advantage of Dental Care
People with dental insurance aren’t necessarily using it, according to a new study. Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Dentistry concluded.
