Zinc exposure more common than previously thought
Dentists need to take a closer look at potential hazards of exposing patients to zinc, a common ingredient in many dental products, according to a
Dentists need to take a closer look at potential hazards of exposing patients to zinc, a common ingredient in many dental products, according to a
Using a bone-creating protein to augment the maxillary sinus could improve the success rate of dental implants, according to Georgia Health Sciences University (GHSU) researchers
New data suggest that the drug Topamax (topiramate) and its generic versions increase the risk for cleft lip and cleft palate in babies born to
An Illinois dentist has been awarded a patent — U.S. patent No. 7,866,797 B2 — for inventing a device that eliminates the risk of overdrilling
A study comparing five well-known remineralization paste products found noteworthy differences in calcium release, pH, and dentin tubule occlusion, according to researchers from Dentsply. In
A multidisciplinary system approach is needed to advance clinicians’ understanding of temporomandibular joint and muscle disorders (TMJDs), and a major paradigm shift needs to occur
Astra Tech has introduced an anatomically designed implant for sloped ridges called OsseoSpeed TX Profile. This uniquely shaped implant eliminates the common compromise between marginal
As part of its national Crusade Against Cavities campaign, Dr. Fresh Dental is launching a contest to honor pediatric dentists for their charitable work with
During its fifth annual Root Canal Awareness Week, March 27 through April 2, the American Association of Endodontists (AAE) will reach out to the public
The Arkansas House has approved a bill that would provide fluoridated water to most Arkansas homes, according to a story on arkansasnews.com. By a 56-35
Of the 535 veterans potentially exposed to hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV by a dentist at a Veterans Affairs (VA) medical center in Dayton,
A preventive dental program targeting preschoolers younger than age 4 administered by physicians instead of dentists effectively reduces the need for tooth decay-related treatment among