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Patients With Dental Phobia More Likely to Have Caries and Missing Teeth

Dental anxiety is common, though it is considered a phobia when it has a marked impact on the patient’s well-being. For example, people.

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Patients With Dental Phobia More Likely to Have Caries and Missing Teeth

Dental anxiety is common, though it is considered a phobia when it has a marked impact on the patient’s well-being. For example, people.

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Todays Dental News

Acupuncture Explored as an Alternative Dental Treatment

Patients see plenty of needles when they’re at the dentist’s office. But they may be seeing more, as some dentists explore the use.

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Todays Dental News

Acupuncture Explored as an Alternative Dental Treatment

Patients see plenty of needles when they’re at the dentist’s office. But they may be seeing more, as some dentists explore the use.

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Holiday Vices May Lead to Bruxism

The holidays are coming. And the bad habits that accompany many celebrations may lead to bruxism that could damage teeth, according to a.

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Holiday Vices May Lead to Bruxism

The holidays are coming. And the bad habits that accompany many celebrations may lead to bruxism that could damage teeth, according to a.

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Todays Dental News

How to Spot Child Abuse Among Your Patients

About 702,000 children were substantiated victims of child abuse or neglect in 2014, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)..

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“Mindful” Techniques Reduce Dental Student Stress

Mindfulness is the skill of learning to pay attention to one’s present experience without judgment. It boosts wellbeing by significantly reducing anxiety and.

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Todays Dental News

Dental Visits May Soon be Easier for Children With Autism

The dental office has proven to be troublesome for children with autism spectrum disorder. But that may change soon. A recent study explored.

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Today's Dental News

Women More Disgusted by Dental Treatment than Men

Women are more easily grossed out at the dentist than men, according to a recent study. The study indicated that, on average, women.

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