Connecticut AG Reaches False Claims Settlement With Brookfield Dentist
The Connecticut Office of the Attorney General has reached an $82,500 civil False Claims Act settlement with Brookfield dentist Rawa Hassan, DDS, regarding.
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Restoratives Offer Lasting Protection with Minimal Learning Curve
SPONSORED EDITORIAL One of the biggest impediments to testing new materials is that restorative dentistry is a mix of art and science. It.
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Dental Amalgam Leads Mercury Use in the United States
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued its Inventory of Mercury Supply, Use, and Trade in the United States 2020 Report, showing that.
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Focus On: Disruptive Technologies for 2020
Lou Shuman, DMD, CAGS, discusses some new technologies that can make a significant impact in your practice. I love what I do. Introducing companies.
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Researchers Use Neutrons to Improve Dental Restorative Materials
Restorations can be costly, and they don’t last forever, according to the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry. But researchers there are developing.
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Are You Prepared for an Endodontic Perfect Storm?
If there’s a perfect storm scenario that would apply to the field of endodontics, all of its key elements are lining up right.
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Use of Amalgam Drastically Drops in Fillings in New Zealand
Dentists in New Zealand are using drastically less amalgam in filling teeth compared to 20 years ago, according to the University of Otago Faculty.
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Glidewell Dental Celebrates 50 Years
Glidewell Dental celebrated its fiftieth year of operations with an employee celebration on its campus in Irvine, California. “I’m not normally a man to.
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Dental Volunteers Treat 2,000 at AZ MOM Event
Approximately 200 dentists and 1,300 assistants, hygienists, and dental students volunteered to provide free dental treatment to about 2,000 patients during the annual.
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What You Need to Know About the EPA’s Dental Amalgam Rule
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires dental practices to recycle any waste dental amalgam they produce. But you may have some questions about.
