Dentists Start to Get Piece of Botox Pie
They say regular brushing, flossing and professional tooth cleaning can take years off your true age. So can BOTOX. Now, the two go.
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Physicians Take Aim at Curbing Tooth Decay in Preschoolers
A new study by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill shows that a preventive program administered to children under age 4.
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DANB Launches Online HR Fundamentals Course
CHICAGO (Feb. 23, 2011) – The Dental Assisting National Board, Inc. (DANB) has released a new online professional development course covering human resources.
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Announcing New Keynote Speaker: Dr. Bill Dorfman Ascr Lumineers
Announcing New Keynote Speaker: Dr. Bill Dorfman Ascr Lumineers® Destination Education In Orlando (April 8-10) & Las Vegas (May 27-29): Transforming Continuing Education For Practice.
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Heraeus Ushers in Next Generation of Desensitizers
New non-drip, non-runny formula offers improved handling, easier control and greater accuracy while delivering the same level of desensitization as Gluma® liquid SOUTH.
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Common Drug Prescribed for Osteoporosis may Increase Risk of Jaw Disease
Oral bisphosphonates, which are generally prescribed for osteoporosis, may raise a person’s chances of developing osteonecrosis of the jaw, according to the Journal.
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Dentists in France Begin to Minimize Use of Mercury Fillings
French dentists are starting to choose tooth-colored ceramic restorations as opposed to mercury fillings. The dentists in France are making the switch partially.
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Infant Tooth Decay Can be Avoided by Following Certain Steps
There has been a rise in infant tooth decay recently, most notably in Australia. The only cause of infant tooth decay is bottle.
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New Way to Teach Children About Good Oral Hygiene
If you’ve lost all hope trying to convince patients about the importance of good oral hygiene, do not despair. Help has finally arrived.
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Study Shows Dentists Confused by Facebook
A new nationwide study by Verasoni Ah Ha! (The Research arm of Verasoni Worldwide), of how dentists use Facebook to promote their practice.
