
Dental Clinic Mission Brings Decades of Service and Health Care to Pacific Islands
Dr. Wayne Chisholm, an 84-year-old dentist from Monroe, Utah, has spent more than three decades building dental clinics and improving oral health across the Pacific

Dr. Wayne Chisholm, an 84-year-old dentist from Monroe, Utah, has spent more than three decades building dental clinics and improving oral health across the Pacific

The dental industry in both Dublin, Ireland and Noida, India is witnessing a wave of advancements as clinics raise the bar for service, technology, and

Australia’s oral care market is experiencing significant growth, with a notable shift toward preventive hygiene and increased consumer awareness. Industry experts report that more Australians

Scientists have identified a huge underground lava tube beneath the surface of Venus, marking the first direct observation of such a geological feature on the

A team led by Professor John A. Sorensen from the University of Washington has successfully completed a complex full-arch implant rehabilitation using a fully digital

International Dentist Day is observed each year on February 9th in countries around the globe. The day aims to honor dentists for their dedication to

The UK’s NHS dental service is facing mounting challenges, with upcoming changes to the dental contract and continuing gaps in access, especially in areas such

In 1968, The Beatles released the song “Savoy Truffle,” which brought a unique message about dental health to their listeners. The lyrics, written by George

Medical experts are increasingly focusing on the relationship between oral health and a range of systemic diseases. Dr Graham Lloyd-Jones, a consultant radiologist at Salisbury

People living in parts of Scotland and Wales are facing major difficulties in accessing NHS dental care, with some being told they may have to

The Beatles’ classic song “Savoy Truffle,” released in 1968, carries a message that might not be obvious to most listeners. Written by George Harrison, the

Access to dental health services in the Philippines remains a challenge, as recent figures reveal there is only one dentist available for every 53,000 Filipinos.