Lead reported in imported crowns
Forget amalgam and fluoride. Could lead be dentistry’s new bogeyman? The ADA said today that it is investigating reports of potentially dangerous levels of the
Forget amalgam and fluoride. Could lead be dentistry’s new bogeyman? The ADA said today that it is investigating reports of potentially dangerous levels of the
A new study reveals that the fewer the teeth a patient has, the more likely they’ll suffer from dementia later in life. Patients with the
NEW YORK (Reuters) Jan. 21 Regularly eating yogurt and other foods with lactic acid may be good for your mouth, Japanese researchers report. Dr. Yoshihiro
A new patient comes to you needing a tooth extraction. As always, you ask,” are you on any medications?” The patient says, “no.” You pull
Is it safe to administer general anesthesia to special needs patients undergoing dental procedures? The answer is yes, according to a new study in Anesthesia
BSML, Inc., a provider of teeth whitening systems, has released a new veneer product called BriteVeneers. BriteVeneers eliminates the need to remove or alter healthy
Dentists can do a lot more than give their patients healthy smiles these days. They can also help them get a healthy night’s sleep. Dentists
The American Dental Association Foundation (ADAF) has announced a $300,000 grant — to be issued in annual installments of $100,000 — to fund oral health
Is placing a crown without preparing the tooth a brilliant innovation or dangerous negligence? Debate on that question is heating up as Scottish researchers spread
WASHINGTON (Reuters) Feb. 5 Smoking marijuana, much like smoking tobacco, may increase a person’s risk for gum disease that can lead to tooth loss, researchers
BOSTON – Karen was trying on a bridal gown when disaster struck. With all that loose material flowing to the ground, she tripped and broke
NEW YORK (Reuters) Jan. 30 Periodontal disease and edentulism are independently associated with chronic kidney disease (CKD), according to a study in the January issue