Body According to a recent study1 published in the Journal of Dental Research, resin-based dental composites do not have a negative effect on growth outcomes
Body On the first day of National Oral Health Month in April, I was one of the volunteers hosting the Ottawa Dental Society booth
Body The pulpotomy was done at 1-week post-op, presumably before vitality testing would be accurate after the injury.1 If testing was delayed, would it have
Body We read with interest the paper by Rashid et al.1 showing that the oral manifestations of celiac disease (CD) are a common finding and
Body The Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention (OSAP) has recently been involved in the launch of 2 new ad campaigns. The first campaign, unveiled
SEATTLE, Washington—September 10, 2012— The American Dental Association® (ADA), the leading source of oral health-related information, and PopCap Games, a leading digital games creator and
(Charlotte, August 21, 2012) National Children’s Oral Health Foundation: America’s ToothFairy® (NCOHF) awarded grants to several pediatric programs delivering comprehensive educational, preventive and treatment services
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Dr. Timothy Followell (43230) is the new program director for the dental program at The Ohio State University’s Nisonger Center. Followell will
(Charlotte, July 5, 2012) – 3D Systems, NYSE:DDD, a leading global provider of 3D content-to-print solutions, has joined the fight against pediatric dental disease as
Body One of the most challenging skills we pediatric dentists must develop is the ability to size up a patient. In my role as an
(Charlotte, NC – May 25, 2012) In an effort to expand oral health services for children, My Kid’s Dentist/Every Kid’s Dentist (MKD/EKD) announced a partnership
(Charlotte, NC – May 8, 2012) SurgiTel, a leader in surgical loupe and headlight technology, has donated $10,000 to National Children’s Oral Health Foundation: America’s
