Machine Learning Predicts Who Is Most at Risk of Tooth Loss
Machine learning can help identify patients who are at the greatest risk of tooth loss so they could be referred for further assessment.
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How Happy Are Your Patients?
When I ask dentists about how happy their patients are, I am always told that they are “extremely happy.” The same answer comes.
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Twitter Can Be Useful in Dental Education
Twitter may be a useful learning tool in dental education, according to an analysis of five cross-sectional studies and two cohort studies performed.
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Remote Consultations Remain Challenging for Dentists and Patients
Remote consultations via phone and video present significant challenges for dentists and patients alike, according to the Dental Defence Union (DDU), which surveyed.
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MDS Foundation Grants to Improve Access to Dental Care
The Massachusetts Dental Society (MDS) Foundation has awarded more than $66,000 in Expanding Access to Dental Care grants to five organizations in the.
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Ostrow Revamps Dental Hygiene Program for More Collaboration
The Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry at the University of Southern California (USC) has revamped its dental hygiene program with a focus on smaller.
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Resources Address the Care of Partially Dentate Patients
The FDI World Dental Federation has released resources for treating and caring for patients with partial tooth loss. More people are keeping teeth.
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Moms With Social Support Have Kids With Better Oral Health
The higher that mothers score on a measure of appraisal support, which is defined as “the perceived availability of someone to talk to.
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Dental Curriculum Ditches Lectures for More Interactivity
Students in the Faculties of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of British Columbia used to take a joint biomedical curriculum, even though.
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Vital Signs Should Be Monitored During Dental Procedures
It seems like dentists already have lots to do during typical procedures. Yet the University of Buffalo School of Dental Medicine also requires.
