How Dentists Can Help Heal Persistent Canker Sores
Many of us have experienced the discomfort of canker sores – those small, shallow ulcers that develop in the soft tissues of the.
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Delta Dental Of California Sells Equity Stake Investment Back To Moda Holdings Group, Inc.
Delta Dental of California announced it is selling the $152.4 million equity stake investment it made in 2019 for a 49.5 percent share in Moda Partners, Inc., back.
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Oral Health Awareness Survey Reveals the Best Toothbrushers, Worst Habits, and Most Smile Satisfaction
A new worldwide consumer oral health awareness survey across 15 countries has revealed an amazing snapshot of oral health, habits, concerns and desires.
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The Hidden Complication of Full-Arch Implant Prostheses
INTRODUCTION Full-arch fixed prostheses (eg, All-on-X) have become very popular in implant dentistry today. There is an abundance of literature discussing complications with.
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Obese Children With Diabetes Tend to Have Poor Oral Health
Obese children who have type 2 diabetes tend to have poorer oral health than those who do not have the disease, according to.
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AACD’s 2015 State of the Cosmetic Dentistry Industry survey now live
Where is the cosmetic dentistry industry headed? To answer that question, the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) is conducting the 2015 State.
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Bad Dental Health May Cause Alzheimer’s
People with poor dental hygiene or gum disease may be at higher risk for Alzheimer’s disease. A new study from the University of.
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Increasing Number of College-Aged Patients Have Major Dental Problems
The economic times continue to have a negative impact on oral health. Many dental offices are being visited by college students that have.
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Bad Oral Health Hurts Australian Productivity
Australia loses $1 billion each year simply because people have poor oral health. The pain from dental problems causes people to miss work.
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Children Born Prematurely May See Decrease in Tooth Size
Children born prematurely have smaller teeth. This information has been established by the Faculty of Odontology at Malmo University in Sweden. The researchers.
