Fox Chapel Advanced Dental Care brings dental care to Dominican Republic — 5 observations
Here are five observations: 1. In February, Fox Chapel staff traveled to El Batey Bembe and Villa Hermosa in the Dominican Republic. 2. Thirty-two volunteers
Here are five observations: 1. In February, Fox Chapel staff traveled to El Batey Bembe and Villa Hermosa in the Dominican Republic. 2. Thirty-two volunteers
Company recognised for its commitment to ethical and socially minded business practices Melville, NY, USA – Henry Schein, Inc. announced its recognition by the
Dental assistants are vital members of every practice’s team, and now it’s time to salute their efforts. The American Dental Assistants Association (ADAA) has named

Periodontitis, a gum disease present in nearly half of all adults in the United States, involves inflammation, bleeding and bone loss. In its severe form,
Two-day inLab® summit jampacked with educational programmes and hands-on training sessions for practical experience Charlotte, NC, USA – Dentsply Sirona, The Dental Solutions Company, is pleased
Clean instruments are essential to patient safety, so dentists rely on their washer-disinfectors and ultrasonic cleaners to perform effectively. Two cleaning monitors from Hu-Friedy are
Dentists typically treat periodontitis with dental scaling and root planing to reduce plaque and inflammation. But researchers delivering the C3 protein’s Cp40 inhibitor to periodontal
Eric Geneve, Chairman and CEO of Anthogyr, announced their partnership agreement with Straumann, the world leader in tooth replacement solutions. “Anthogyr is strongly growing worldwide
The DDRB has recommended a 1% pay rise for dentists The Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration (DDRB) has recommended a 1% pay rise
Provides relief in 60 seconds* and long-lasting protection with continuous use Kennebunk, Maine – For the more than 40 million sensitive teeth sufferers** who
A man who visited his dentist for a routine dental cleaning developed a rare and potentially life-threatening infection. In a BMJ Case Report, doctors say the
A recent survey conducted among dental professionals about their success treating temporomandibular joint disorder, found 80% of respondents said they have patients suffering from TMJD