Recent severe weather across the United States including tornadoes, flooding, and blizzards has left many dentists unable to practice and help their communities. So, Patterson
When a residential complex near Bellandur Junction recently drilled a borewell, they found water at a depth of 1,050 ft. “This is the sixth borewell
CHICAGO, Dec. 29, 2015– Patients with dental restorations supported by natural teeth such as crowns, bridges and veneers, or supported by implants can keep their
A team of researchers with the Veterans Administration (VA) San Diego Healthcare System tested two electronic cigarette products and found that they damage cells in
HARRISBURG, Pa., Dec. 29, 2015–When the majority of patients go in for their dental visits there is not much of a risk for bacterial infection.
December 24, 2015 – The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) has thrown its support behind a new model for delivering preventive oral health care
Influenced by changes in consumer behavior and technology, digital marketing is rapidly evolving. Brands that don’t develop necessary strategies to remain competitive won’t just find
Fluoridated water may be common in the United States, but not in Korea. In 1981, Korea launched a water fluoridation program, but its reach declined
Lawrence Reiter, PhD, of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) will use a $108,000 grant from the Foundation for Prader-Willi Research to find
It was a day for water in all its incarnations. The steel gray skies darkened and finally burst into one of the rare rainstorms of
TODAY reports: Singapore’s eight Olympic-bound sailors are taking precautions, after disease-causing viruses linked to human sewage was found in Rio’s Guanabara Bay. Seven different vaccination
A study of more than 97 million dental claims by the Delta Dental Plans Association shows that two thirds of children who are at higher