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Grant to Fund Development of Smartphone Sensor That Measures Tooth Pain

Researchers at the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine will use a $462,964 grant from the National Institutes of Dental and Craniofacial.

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Can Laypeople Take Their Own Oral Impressions?

A dental impression is a negative imprint of the teeth and adjacent structures, as well as the first step in fabricating dental prostheses.

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Nearly Half of Adults Miss a Quarter of Their Teeth When They Brush

Oral hygiene is essential to oral health. But brushing twice a day as recommended may not be enough to maintain a healthy mouth.

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Nearly Half of Adults Miss a Quarter of Their Teeth When They Brush

Oral hygiene is essential to oral health. But brushing twice a day as recommended may not be enough to maintain a healthy mouth.

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Smartphone App Helps Identify Dental Emergencies

Do you think you have a dental emergency? There’s an app for that, and it may keep you out of the hospital. Researchers.

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Smartphone App Helps Identify Dental Emergencies

Do you think you have a dental emergency? There’s an app for that, and it may keep you out of the hospital. Researchers.

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Use Selfies to Improve Your Toothbrushing Technique

You don’t have to be a narcissist to take a selfie. You can simply be someone who is concerned about your toothbrushing technique..

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Responsive Websites Attract New Patients

Many of your patients and potential patients are part of today’s agile, mobile, tech-savvy Internet generation. The mobile devices that are an integral.

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Diagnosis by Smartphone? There’s an App for That

When patients can’t get to the office for an exam, telemedicine can step in as assistants armed with digital cameras and access to.

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New Device Aims to Curb Teeth Grinding

Technology may soon be used to monitor teeth grinding. A group of researchers in Ireland created a mouth guard that can relay information.

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