Two more lawsuits have been filed in the U.S. against Procter & Gamble on behalf of two women diagnosed with copper deficient neuropathy they attribute

A former executive of Orthodontic Centers of America (OCA) has been charged with making false statements to accountants and auditors, and falsifying books and records

Remedent announced that April sales from its Beijing spa increased by five times the sales generated in March 2010. In addition, April revenues from its

The Wyoming Board of Dental Examiners has filed for an injunction against a tanning salon that offers to whiten customers’ teeth, according to the Star-Tribune.

A study to be presented at the upcoming International Association of Dental Research (IADR) meeting in Barcelona, Spain, found that 35% hydrogen peroxide alone is

If your patient participates in organized sports or recreational activities, there is always the risk of injury to the mouth, according to the ADA. In

A new trial is scheduled to begin June 2 for the Fosamax/osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) case that ended in a mistrial last September, according

David Marks has been promoted to president and CEO of OrthoSynetics, an orthodontic and dental practice services firm. Marks has been chief operating office of

Bleaching can decrease the surface hardness of resin-based composites but may not change the hardness of ceramics, according to a new study to be presented

Painful stones don’t just happen in the kidneys and gallbladder. They can also cause problems in the salivary glands, prompting invasive surgery through the face

An Argentine dentist is making dentures for cows, extending the animals’ lives and allowing the bovines to stay out in their pastures until, well, the

The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) elected officers for 2010-2011 and also installed a new member of the Board of Trustees at its annual meeting,