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Backed by clinical results showing users can achieve healthier gums in just 6 weeks, the new WATERPIK PROMAX™ water flosser with…
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Beginning July 1, 2026, California’s decision to limit full-scope Medi-Cal dental benefits for certain adult immigrants will…
Rethinking Anxiety in Dentistry
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A Stanford University School of Medicine study found that teenagers and young adults who vape are five to seven times more likely to develop COVID-19 than their peers who do not use electronic cigarette devices. Study results are based on…
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