Darby Dental Supply Now Offers Free Online Continuing Education
Jericho, NY – May 19, 2011 – Darby Dental Supply, LLC, the largest all-telesales national distributor of dental merchandise, recently announced the availability.
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Humana Expands Dental Coverage To New York
LOUISVILLE, Ky.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM) announced today that its dental benefits business, HumanaDental, is now offering a variety of plans to people.
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DENTSPLY MAILLEFER Press Conference: One File is Enough
After the International Dental Show 2011 endodontics is no longer what it used to be Cologne, Germany/Ballaigues, Switzerland May 4th, 2011 — One.
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Possible Breakthrough in Tooth Decay Research
Information from a facility that works with electrons could lead to the eventual prevention of tooth decay. At Diamond Light Source in Oxfordshire.
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Henry Schein Activates Disaster Relief Hotline to Support Customers Affected by Tornadoes in the South
MELVILLE, N.Y., April 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — In the wake of tornadoes that have claimed hundreds of lives and created a swath of.
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Take Your Cosmetic Practice To The Next Level
Harvey Silverman, DMD Would you like to expand your elective cosmetic dentistry practice? If your answer is “YES!” then you will enjoy reading.
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Dental Take on Snoring and Sleep Disorders
There’s a new approach for treating sleep disorders. Dentists are beginning to develop new methods that can combat the problems, which are often.
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Dentists Get Involved in Chocolate Milk Debate
Chocolate milk may not be as healthy as you think. Nutrition experts and healthy food advocates have been saying for years that chocolate.
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Dentists in England Will be Paid on Quality of Their Work
Dentists in England will be paid under a different system beginning this summer. The dentists will get paid based on how many patients.
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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.
