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New Tool to Prevent Tooth Decay
Preventative treatment is usually the first line of defense against disease, and with the help of modern technology, many individuals are taking advantage of the ability to assess their risk for developing a medical condition. Famous actress, Angelina Jolie, has recently been in the news for such treatment. After undergoing a series of tests, the […]
Say Cheese! The Dental Benefits of Dairy
Attention all cheese lovers; I have wonderful news! A recent study published by the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) claims that consuming cheese and other dairy products can help prevent cavities. Finally some positive press for a food that is often associated with fat and cholesterol. A recent Medical News Today article discussed the study […]
Dental Leaders Get Political
***UPDATED: June 18, 2013*** At last month’s Washington Leadership Conference, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) expressed frustration about the growing problem of access to dental care in America, stating to dental industry leaders that he hopes “to work with you to address this very serious issue.” Finally there has been rapid follow-through by a politician! In […]
The Action for Dental Health Campaign
Earlier this month, the American Dental Association (ADA) launched a new campaign in an effort to target the so-called “dental divide” in America. According to ADA president, Dr. Robert Faiella, the country has made great strides in ensuring that each generation enjoys better oral health than the one previous, however there is still quite a […]
The Truth About Teeth Whitening
The 2013 meeting of the International Association for Dental Research (IADR) was held recently in Seattle, Washington, bringing thousands of professionals together to represent and communicate recent oral health research findings. Among the many topics discussed was that of the ever-so-popular teeth whitening process. More specifically, two different studies of the efficacy of such products […]
Bad Oral Health? Blame the Economy
***UPDATED: July 31, 2013*** Further statistical analysis has been completed to find out more on the connection between socio-economic status and receiving dental care. The latest survey found that 56% of participants sought no preventative care and nearly 20% admitted that they have not been to the dentist in over a decade. Researchers estimate that […]
Healthcare Reform Not Enough, Says ADA
***UPDATED: September 12, 2013*** A new organization has been established to help decrease the so-called “Dental Divide” in America. Dentists for Oral Health Innovation (DOHI) was founded by a diverse group of dentists and represents thousands of dental care professionals nationwide who are committed to patient care, continuing education, technology, and philanthropy, according to a […]
ADA Disputes Recent Pacifier Study
Busy moms and dads rejoiced recently with the release of a Swedish study indicating that “cleaning” a pacifier with a good lick could actually be good for little ones. We’ve all seen it, and many of us have actually done it. The scenario goes a little something like this: The baby’s soothing tool falls on […]
National Facial Protection Month
When I was a junior in high school, I played shortstop on my high school’s baseball team. I’ve always loved baseball, and my mom loved it even more, considering it was the only non-contact sport that I participated in, making it the safest in her eyes. Unfortunately for me, it was also the sport that […]
Root Canal vs Implant: Which is Right for You?
One of the most important decisions a dentist has to make is choosing which course of action to pursue when creating a treatment plan for a patient. More specifically, dental professionals often have to determine whether a root canal treatment or dental implant is the best option for their patient. There are several factors that […]
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