FLORENCE, Ala. — Dr. Carson Cruise, a 36-year-old pediatric dentist in Florence, often runs the practice’s finances in his head. The math, he says, is
Menopause is often associated with hot flashes and fatigue, but experts say it can also quietly affect women’s oral health — an issue many remain
A briefing released by Justice in Aging warns that nursing home residents in the United States face serious oral health issues due to disparities in
Manus Dental in Lake Zurich has issued a Halloween oral care reminder, advising residents to take simple steps to reduce their risk of tooth decay
Maine is facing a dentist shortage, prompting the medical community to promote minimally invasive treatments for early-stage cavities outside of dental offices. Most children in
Warwickshire’s Young Library Advocates took center stage at Rugby Library for a lively “Wonder of Teeth” event, entertaining over 85 children and adults while also
A new qualitative study by Desnot et al. shows that oral health is closely intertwined with the lived experiences of people with anorexia nervosa. The
The University of Malta’s School of Dentistry celebrated the tenth anniversary of its mobile dental clinic, highlighting that tooth decay and erosion remain the most
In parts of the American South, many people have lost all their teeth—not due to personal neglect, but rather to a lack of dental care.
Sarah Chavarria, CEO and President of Delta Dental, told First Alert 6 that perimenopause—the transition from reproductive years to menopause—is often accompanied by changes in
By a reporter from Goyang City, Gyeonggi Province — 39-year-old Kang recently accompanied his 70-year-old father to a dentist. The doctor diagnosed his father’s gums
With National Oral Health Month approaching, the American Tooth Fairy is calling on dental professionals to participate in its fourth annual “My Smile Matters” campaign.