Decayed teeth could stop you getting your dream job
A new survey has found decayed teeth and bad breath could be the main reasons for not getting a job Decayed teeth or bad breath
A new survey has found decayed teeth and bad breath could be the main reasons for not getting a job Decayed teeth or bad breath
Typically, doctors need to biopsy tissues to detect treatable cancer mutations—a potentially risky and painful procedure. But researchers at the University of California Los Angeles
FGDP(UK) has added new members to its board, including the first overseas member The FGDP(UK) has added five new members to its board, including its first
Here are four notes: 1. Dr. Singleton graduated from HUCD in 1996. 2. As the board’s dean, Dr. Singleton will lead HUCD’s strategic and visionary
With figures suggesting that over half of all dentists in the UK will be female by 2020, Johnny Minford considers what this means in real
The National Society of High School Scholars Millennial Career Survey named 3M as the most preferred company to work for in 2016. The survey polled
Newswise — Pittsburgh (June 14, 2016) — Today during the American Dental Hygienists’ Association’s (ADHA’s) 2016 Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) at the 93rd Annual
It’s hard to innovate when it comes to toothpaste. When it comes to trendy products, dental hygiene doesn’t seem to give rise to much opportunity. And
UofL dental researcher explores microbiological mechanisms as World Health Organisation urges for a day of abstinence from tobacco use The mouth is one of
On June 2, Governor Peter Shumlin of Vermont signed S. 20 into law, which establishes and regulates the dental therapist category of oral health practitioners
Cabby Henry Ong’s braces and jaw surgery may look cosmetic but, in fact, have been life savers. The 54-year-old used to suffer from obstructive sleep
Dental professionals with personal experience of dentine hypersensitivity who attended the recent Dentistry Show enjoyed some frozen yoghurt and took the Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief toothpaste