A lawsuit filed in 2005 against Florida officials accusing them of not providing adequate medical and dental services to more than 1 million Medicaid-eligible children
Sometimes it takes death to move a bureaucracy. Or two. When Chicago elementary school principal Georgette Watson died during root canal therapy in 2007, it
Johnson & Johnson has announced the sale of a custom-published book, “36½ Reasons to Laugh: A Slice of Life,” to publicize its oral hygiene products
Students in the new Dental Hygiene Education program at Missouri College are learning more than how to clean teeth, take x-rays, and address oral health
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued a notice of allowance to Milestone Scientific for its U.S. patent application directed to the use of
The Manufacturing and Technology Institute in Poughkeepsie, NY, is offering a new program that will train students in the design, fabrication, and production of dental
Align Technology will pay Ormco, a subsidiary of Danaher, $13 million in cash and 7.6 million shares as part of a settlement agreement related to
Only 2.8% of dentists have their own in-office lab, according to a new survey by the ADA. Conducted in 2008, the survey was based on
Years ago, Louis Woolf, D.D.S., decided to keep all his prescription pads behind the front desk of his Holbrook, NY, office. When he kept pads
Align Technology says the recent ruling in a patent lawsuit brought against the company by Ormco does not preclude Align from selling its Invisalign system.
Across the state of Maryland, physicians and nurses are now freshly trained in pediatric dental healthcare. More than 400 physicians and nurse practitioners who participate
A new initiative at King’s College London focused on helping head and neck cancer patients has been awarded a 10 million pound ($16.5 million) Wellcome
