Single Male Smokers at Risk of Oral Cancer
Single male smokers are at a greater risk of developing oral cancer than any other group. This new study discovered that single men.
Industry News
Carestream Dental Manufactures Its 1,000th CS 8100
ATLANTA – Carestream Dental today announced the production of its 1,000th CS 8100 digital panoramic imaging system at its manufacturing facility in Marne-la-Vallée,.
Today's Dental News
Dental Society Highlights Dangers of Oral Piercings
Tongue piercings may result in many unwanted dental effects. There can be infection or eventual damage to the teeth that may develop from.
Industry News
Ultradent Products, Inc. Welcomes Dr. Steven Glassman as a Featured Lecturer
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah, February 2013–Ultradent Products, Inc. is proud to welcome Dr. Steven Glassman as a featured lecturer at several one-day courses taking.
Today's Dental News
Ancient Teeth Bacteria Display Evolution of Disease
Researchers recently learned a great deal of information about oral health from DNA preserved in calcified teeth bacteria. It was learned that negative.
Industry News
University Of Miami Awards BIOMET 3i for Collaborative Support
Palm Beach Gardens, FL – (February 1, 2013) – The University of Miami recently honored BIOMET 3i and a host of other organizations.
Today's Dental News
New Snack May be Harmful to Children’s Dental Health
Fruit puree snacks may be a favorite for some children. But they could have a terrible impact on a child’s oral health. Gerber.
Industry News
Give Kids a Smile Day Set for Feb. 5 at UIC College of Dentistry
The Department of Pediatric Dentistry at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry will host Give Kids a Smile Day on.
Industry News
Journal outlines how UCLA researchers are redefining dentistry through ‘salivaomics’
FINDINGS: Scientists from the UCLA School of Dentistry have been at the vanguard of research on human saliva in recent years, leading the.
Today's Dental News
Oral Bacteria May be Sign of Pancreatic Cancer
An infectious oral bacterium may be a sign for pancreatic cancer. According to a new study, researchers claim that people who have high.
