McGill Creates Early Childhood Oral Care Resources for Parents
Body McGill University has developed an early childhood caries awareness program for parents and caregivers, designed to give these groups the knowledge and tools necessary
Body McGill University has developed an early childhood caries awareness program for parents and caregivers, designed to give these groups the knowledge and tools necessary
MELVILLE, New York—April 19, 2011—Air Techniques, Inc., a leading dental equipment manufacturer, recently sponsored a seminar entitled “Advanced Caries Detection” at its corporate headquarters. The
Body The “Smile: Healthy Teeth, Healthy Body” booklet, which promotes optimal oral health for the Canadian public, is readily available for dentists. Created in 2009
A new study compares fiber-reinforced composite and titanium implants as part of a special issue of the Journal of Oral Implantology (March 2011, Vol. 37,
OralDNA Labs is observing April as Oral Cancer Awareness Month by offering a free white paper on the link between oral human papillomavirus (HPV) and
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is standing by its decision to test a limited number of patients for infections after an investigative task force
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, April 19, 2011— Two leading companies recently announced a strategic collaboration aimed at enhancing the educational experience and clinical proficiencies of dental
Here is an opportunity to secure a place at the World Aesthetic Congress (WAC) 2011 – simply answer a question and enter the prize draw.
Getting children to sit through a dental procedure is a challenge most practitioners inevitably face. The mere mention of the word “needle” can prompt anxiety
It’s not good news for dentists as the latest piece of research by the British Dental Health Foundation suggests that visiting the dentist makes people
Effective daily oral care at home can help maintain a healthy mouth and reduce the onset of oral diseases. Most dental professionals agree that not
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued warning letters to four manufacturers of over-the-counter hand sanitizers that claim to prevent infection from methicillin-resistant