Lack of Fluoridated Water and High Sugar Intake Increase Tooth Decay Risk by 70%
Children with limited exposure to fluoridated water and a high sugar intake are 70% more likely to develop cavities in their permanent teeth,.
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Q&A With Forsyth Institute CEO Dr. Wenyuan Shi
We’re celebrating Dentistry Today’s 40th anniversary by interviewing 40 of the profession’s top leaders. Today we’re speaking with Dr. Wenyuan Shi, CEO and.
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Golf Tourney Raises Funds for America’s ToothFairy
IQ Dental Supply recently hosted the Fourth Annual Tee for the ToothFairy Charity Golf Tournament to benefit America’s ToothFairy and resources for children’s.
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DentalPlans.com Offers Tips for Avoiding Sports-Related Dental Injuries This Summer
As summer gets underway and kids get more active, including sports, DentalPlans.com is encouraging parents to take steps to protect their children from.
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OHF Applauds British Ban on Junk Food TV Commercials
As the government of the United Kingdom prepares a ban on television advertising for foods high in sugar, fat, and salt before 9.
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Colgate Provides Products to Migrant Respite Shelters
Colgate Bright Smiles, Bright Futures (BSBF) is partnering with Save the Children to provide oral health and hygiene products to respite shelters serving.
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America’s ToothFairy Contest Encourages Kids to Be Dental Superheroes
America’s ToothFairy has launched a new opportunity for children to win prizes while learning about the importance of flossing. Kids between the ages.
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Tool Aids Communication with Patients Who Have Learning Disabilities
The British Dental Association (BDA) is promoting a free set of downloadable Makaton prompt cards to help break down barriers in communication with.
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Rotter to Retire as Dean of Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine
Bruce Rotter, DMD, MS, dean of the Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine (SIU SDM), will retire in December. He was named.
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Permanent Molars Erupt Earlier Among Children Facing Stress
Children from lower-income backgrounds and who experience greater adverse childhood experiences get their first permanent molars earlier, according to researchers from the University.
