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Asian-Americans Face Barriers in Oral Healthcare

Racial and ethnic minorities often face difficulties in finding access to oral healthcare in the United States, compared to non-Hispanic whites. Yet of.

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How Diet Affects Your Patients’ Teeth

As dentists, we know that the foods we choose to eat can have a significant effect on our teeth. But we get so.

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Syrian Refugees Get Free Dental Screenings at University of Washington

Students and faculty are screening dozens of area Syrian refugees for dental care at the University of Washington (UW) School of Dentistry. Led.

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Bristol Gets “Sugar Smart” to Fight Tooth Decay

A quarter of the 5-year-old children in Bristol, England, have tooth decay, according to the city’s government. Meanwhile, 57% of its adults are.

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Free Webinars to Explore the Cardio-Perio Connection

The 2017 KOL Access Webinar Series from OraVital Inc. will kick off with a pair of free sessions from pioneers in the oral-systemic.

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Collaboration to Tackle New Treatments for Periodontal Disease

Numerous studies have shown that problems with oral health are strong co-indicators of other serious diseases such as diabetes, cancer, and cardiovascular disease..

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Online Museum Chronicles the History of the Toothbrush

Everybody has one—or at least they should. But have you ever wondered about where the humble toothbrush came from? Then check out the.

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Universities Plan Collaboration to Improve Oral Health Education and Care

Cooperation, not competition, is in the works for a pair of leading dental schools as the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine (CDM).

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Bunnag Honored With 2017 ADA Humanitarian Award

In recognition of more than 3 decades of service, including a continuing commitment to her native Thailand and her community in Bethesda, Md,.

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Universities Plan Collaboration to Improve Oral Health Education and Care

Cooperation, not competition, is in the works for a pair of leading dental schools as the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine (CDM).

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