AAPD Challenges EPA Fluoride Assessment Plan
American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry warns that current methodology could erode decades of advancement in children’s oral health and urges immediate reconsideration The American Academy
American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry warns that current methodology could erode decades of advancement in children’s oral health and urges immediate reconsideration The American Academy

Malocclusion is a dental circumstance wherein the alignment of the tooth or the manner the top and decrease jaws suit collectively is abnormal. Many human
A woman in Old Bridge, N.J., has been charged with practicing dentistry without a license, according to a Feb. 27 news release from the South
The Evergreen Islamic Center in San Jose is expanding its role beyond a place of worship, offering free health care, food assistance and community services

For nearly 50 years, MBP Orthodontics has served the North Delta and Surrey communities, earning a reputation for personalized care. While many know them as

For years, full-arch dental restorations often required complex procedures and extensive surgery, leaving many patients hesitant. Dr. Helena Soomer Lincoln of Fairy Tale Dental recognized

Dentists in Powys have warned NHS dentistry in the county is “perilously close to collapse”, blaming underfunding and rigid performance targets for pushing practices to
Clinical oral exams remain foundational to the early detection of oral cancer and cytology adjuncts should only be used in certain circumstances to help inform

INDIO, Calif. — Hundreds of Coachella Valley residents sought free medical, dental and vision services this weekend at the annual Coachella Valley Clinic held at

For many patients facing full-arch dental restoration, the prospect of extensive surgery has long been a barrier to treatment. Traditional procedures often require significant reshaping

A Coralville dentist accused of performing unnecessary and costly procedures will keep his license under a two-year probation agreement with state regulators. In March 2025,
Looming Medicaid cuts could reverse progress that has been made to expand access to dental care in the U.S., healthcare leaders are warning. The One