
UK Children Face “Triple Whammy” of Dental Dangers
Thousands of children in the United Kingdom could soon require hospital operations to remove unsavable teeth due to a “triple whammy” of dental dangers, according

Thousands of children in the United Kingdom could soon require hospital operations to remove unsavable teeth due to a “triple whammy” of dental dangers, according
Seven things to know, per the ADA: 1. Teledentistry refers to the use of telehealth systems and methodologies in dentistry. 2. Teledentistry can include patient

It’s September. The back-to-school rush is over, and most people are trying to get back to their typical work and school routines. The end of

The Faculty of General Dental Practice UK (FGDP(UK)) and College of General Dentistry (CGDent) say they welcome the Scottish Dental Clinical Effectiveness Programme (SDCEP) review
The survey said about 40 percent of those accused of stealing from a dental practice are employees who worked there for four or more years.

The West Virginia University (WVU) School of Dentistry is now offering robotic-assisted dental implant procedures that in some cases are quicker and less painful than

A specific type of molecule may stimulate the regeneration of stem cells and reverse the inflammation caused by periodontal disease, according to researchers at the
WGRZ reported that prosecutors say Dr. Sfintescu allegedly “intentionally and forcibly touched the intimate parts of a female patient during an appointment at his dental

The guidance, first published on 1 June, supports dental professionals to take a risk-based approach to providing safe care, whatever the national COVID-19 threat level,

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Abbas Mohammadi, DDS, owner and operator of Manchester, Conn.-based Columbia Dental and Columbia Oral Maxillofacial Imaging, is accused of repeatedly overcharging the Connecticut Medical Assistance