FORCED-FLUORIDATION

… there are so many fluoride products, at very reasonable prices, is the enormous love fluoridationist dentists, public health officials, politicians, and phosphate fertiliser companies have for strangers’ teeth. It has absolutely nothing to do with …

All Oregonians need access to dentists

Research shows a connection between oral health and overall health, yet the author argues that more work needs to be done to ensure that low-income and Native American communities in Oregon have access to a dentist. Oregon’s legislators will grapple with many important health and wellness issues in 2017.

All Oregonians need access to dentists

Research shows a connection between oral health and overall health, yet the author argues that more work needs to be done to ensure that low-income and Native American communities in Oregon have access to a dentist. Oregon’s legislators will grapple with many important health and wellness issues in 2017.

Top Full-Arch Dental Implant Bridge Delivers 100% Success Rate Over 5 …

Zirconia Full-Arch, Screw-Retained Bridges: a Multi-Year Perspective – Avoiding Surgical and Prosthetic Complications presented on ICOI Main Podium by Dr. Michael Tischler Dr. Michael Tischler presented the results of a 5-year study of Prettau Zirconia full arch bridges and the Teeth Tomorrow dental implant protocol on the main podium of the 2017 International Congress of Oral Implantologists Winter Symposium, on Friday, February 17th. Dr. Tischler’s presentation – Zirconia Full-Arch, Screw-Retained Bridges: a Multi-Year Perspective – detailed the impressive success rates for 153 patients receiving a total of 219 Prettau Zirconia Arches between 2012 and 2017.

Dental Elevator and Luxator Market: Industry Analysis, Trend, Demand and Global Forecast to 2024

PUNE, MAHARASHTRA , INDIA , February 21, 2017 / EINPresswire.com / — Dental Luxator and Elevator Market: Dental luxator Periotome are specially designed periodontal ligament knifes with a fine tapering blade that compresses the aveolar, cuts the membrane to enable the dentist to gently ease the tooth from its socket. The extraction operation may be performed with the minimum amount of tissue damage.

Proposed bill would allow ‘dental therapists’ to perform dental procedures

Need a tooth pulled or a cavity filled? Forget the dentist. A number of states are allowing or considering letting “dental therapists,” professionals with a lower level of training, do the job.  In dozens of countries and a handful of U.S. states, dental therapists also sometimes called advanced dental hygiene practitioners help fill gaps in access to oral care for low-income, elderly and disabled people, and in rural areas where few dentists practice, according to many public health advocates.  In Massachusetts, a group that lobbies on behalf of dentists has for the first time signaled a willingness to embrace the concept, though its proposal is viewed as unnecessarily restrictive by sponsors of a competing bill in the Legislature.  “We are not a silver bullet for helping access to dental care, but we are a great tool,” said Christy Jo Fogarty, a dental therapist in … (more)

Increasing Dental Tourism Boosts Demand for Orthodontic Equipment and Consumables Market

The heavily consolidated global orthodontics equipment and consumables market is dominated by Danaher Corporation, DENTSPLY International Inc., and Patterson Companies Inc. According to Transparency Market Research, these three leading players accounted for 63.5% of the orthodontic equipment and consumables market in 2013, with the next two companies collectively accounting for more than 20% of the market.

Invisible Orthodontics Market Analysis, Growth, Shares, Size, Trends, …

Invisible Orthodontics Market report analyses the market potential for each geographical region based on the growth rate, macroeconomic parameters, consumer buying patterns, and market demand and supply scenarios. Invisible braces are generally custom manufacturing as different dental structure of the patient, so the doctor would let patients biting teeth when they to see doctor.

Nierman Practice Management Hosts 2 CE Seminars for Dental Sleep…

The practice management company held their ABC: Airway, Bruxism, and Craniofacial Pain and CrossCoding: Unlocking the Code to Medical Billing in Dentistry courses for dentists and team members Nierman Practice Mgmt hosted the ABC: Airway, Bruxism, and Craniofacial Pain seminar and CrossCoding: Unlocking the Code to Medical Billing in Dentistry seminar in Jupiter, FL. Nierman Practice Management hosted the ABC: Airway, Bruxism, and Craniofacial Pain seminar and CrossCoding: Unlocking the Code to Medical Billing in Dentistry seminar in Jupiter, FL.

The first dentists have arrived at the Smile Clinic Too

Annually, the San Pedro Smile Clinic Too at the Holy Cross Anglican School hosts a number of dentists offering free dental services. The first two of the visiting dentists were at the clinic between the 23rd and 27th of January, and with the aid of other volunteers on the island, attended many children from 8AM to 3PM.

Making people smile wherever they go

Many of us anticipate a visit to the dentist with a feeling of foreboding, if not outright dread. When was the last time you fist-bumped your dentist when she said you needed a root canal? But over the course of the next two weeks, a team of McGill Dentistry professors and students will be greeted with hugs, handshakes, tears of joy – and, of course, smiles, countless smiles – as it travels to Nicaragua to provide free dental care to hundreds of impoverished people.

Armor Dental Introduces Mouth-Mate , World’s First Patented At …

“The success of every patient’s dental procedure is highly dependent upon compliance and good oral hygiene during the recovery at home but clinicians cannot follow their patients home,” said Dr. Katherine Haltom, Chief Clinical Officer, Armor Dental. Armor Dental , a privately held dental device company that is dedicated to modernizing patient care at home and improving outcomes, announced the launch of Mouth-Mate , world’s first patented dental healing aid to improve oral health at home.

Four Special February Programs In Royersford

Learn the basics of solving the Rubik’s Cube puzzle, find value in essential oils, listen to a story about dental health and talk to a dental hygienist, and enjoy a special family show for Black History Month. All are upcoming featured programs at the Royersford Free Public Library, 200 S. Fourth Ave. Cubing Club begins Feb. 2 from 4:30-5:30 p.m. Want to solve Rubik’s Cube? Learn the basics of the cube or get faster! Bring your own cube or reserve one to purchase for $2; limited supply.

Dr. Agravat Same Day Dental Implants Clinic in Ahmedabad India…

Leading professional Cosmetic dentist and implantologist of India, Dr. Bharat Agravat celebrated 18 years of implant dentistry at the Same Day Dental Implants Clinic Ahmedabad, India. To commemorate the milestone, Dr. Agravat launched the new logo for the Dental Implants clinic that symbolizes what the doctor and his clinic stand for: protecting, preserving and trasforming smiles.

Dr. Agravat Same Day Dental Implants Clinic in Ahmedabad India…

Leading professional Cosmetic dentist and implantologist of India, Dr. Bharat Agravat celebrated 18 years of implant dentistry at the Same Day Dental Implants Clinic Ahmedabad, India. To commemorate the milestone, Dr. Agravat launched the new logo for the Dental Implants clinic that symbolizes what the doctor and his clinic stand for: protecting, preserving and trasforming smiles.

Dental clinic planned in SVMC Medical Office Building

Hoping to address a significant need in the Bennington area, Southwestern Vermont Health Care is planning a dental care facility in the medical offices building on the campus of the local hospital. According to the proposal, which was submitted to the Green Mountain Care Board for certificate of need approval, the unit would occupy 1,890 square feet of the first floor of the medical building, which is adjacent the main entrance to Southwestern Vermont Medical Center.

Sens. Moore, Chandler in middle of skirmish over dental care access

On Beacon Hill “teeth” are often invoked as a metaphor for regulatory power, but this session the actual molars, incisors and gums of people lacking access to dental care will return to the legislative agenda, as rival approaches appear destined to come to a head. A dental group that has disagreed with health care advocates over the proposed creation of a new midlevel dentistry occupation has now embraced the advocates’ general approach to expanding dental access, though differences remain.

Israeli Fluoridation Promoters Whitewash Scientific Uncertainty

Israeli fluoridation proponents misled legislators and the public about the safety and effectiveness of water fluoridation in order to preserve a country-wide fluoridation mandate, reports two Israeli researchers in the Journal of Risk Research after they reviewed government documents and newspaper reports. Anat Gesser-Edelsburg, PhD, Head of Health Promotion Department, School of Public Health, University of Haifa, and Dr. Yaffa Shir-Raz report that “In this study, we argue that the policy makers themselves a??[carry] out what they accuse others [fluoridation opposers] of doing.

Dentists help Kenyans smile

A TEAM from a Swindon dental practice has just returned from putting a smile on the faces of more than 1,000 Kenyan villagers. Peter Yesudian, the oral surgeon from One Wood Street Advanced Dental Care in Swindon’s Old Town visited Kenya with three members of his dental team to provide treatment to those desperately in need.

Cloverdale dentist faces a dozen lawsuits

Dr. Steven Krieger, formerly a dentist at Clover Care Dental Clinic in Cloverdale, now faces a dozen lawsuits alleging that his treatments caused harm and unnecessary pain. In Krieger’s statement of defence, he stated he “acted with reasonable care, skill, and diligence” and that any alleged injury, loss, damage or expense was caused solely by the negligence of the claimant.

Research suggests the stem cells in our teeth can be energized to fill in chips, cracks, and cavities

The stem cells in our teeth can be energized to fill in chips, cracks, and cavities, researchers say, and the findings could one day possibly make dental cement obsolete. The work has been conducted just in mice so far, but the research , published Monday in the journal Scientific Reports, highlights a way to motivate stem cells to repair tooth defects at a scale they normally can’t, with a drug that already has some safety testing behind it.

Esthetix Dental Spa Celebrates 10th Anniversary at 285 Fort Washington Ave NYC Location

Esthetix Dental Spa has now been at the 285 Fort Washington Ave, NYC, NY location for 10 years. Esthetix Dental Spa appreciates loyal patients who come in for all of their dental needs and invites those who have avoided the Dentist in the past to make an appointment to come in and see the benefits available with modern dentistry There have been major advances in Dental Technology over the past 10 years.