PRP, PRGF, and PRF: The Acronyms that Heal in Dentistry
Drawing blood in the dental office is a regular occurrence. It’s unavoidable, really. Gums bleed when we nick them, floss them, and move.
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Pinprick Blood Biomarker Test Identifies HPV-Related Cancers
A pinprick of blood may be enough to detect head, neck, and anal cancers linked to the HPV16 strain of the humanpapilloma virus.
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CDC Infection Control Guidelines Catch Up With Need to Address Aerosols
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released its Interim Infection Prevention and Control Guidance for Dental Settings During the COVID-19 Response..
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Amalgam Retains Strength After Contamination Better Than Other Materials
Five students at the Loma Linda University School of Dentistry (LLUSD) collaborated on a two-year investigation into the strength of dental amalgam following.
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Tiny Diamonds Improve Cleft Palate Treatment
Children with cleft palate may face fewer painful surgeries and spend less time in orthodontic treatment thanks to a therapy developed at the.
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Oral Cancer Treatments Evolve for Better Care
Oral cancer accounts for 2% of all cancer diagnoses. It’s not common. But for those who are diagnosed, treatment can change the way.
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Pesticide Exposure Changes the Oral Microbiome
Exposure to pesticides may lead to changes in the oral microbiome, according to a study from the University of Washington in Seattle. Researchers.
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Pesticide Exposure Changes the Oral Microbiome
Exposure to pesticides may lead to changes in the oral microbiome, according to a study from the University of Washington in Seattle. Researchers.
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Oral Piercings Present Health Risks
Pierced lips, cheeks, gums, and tongues may be trendy. But they also present risks to oral health beyond interference with day-to-day functions like.
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Researchers Call for a Better Protective Eye Safety Standard
Eye safety is essential to dentistry. But the combination of most eyewear and dental masks does not fully protect the provider against projectile.
