New data from United for ALICE shows that lower-income Arkansans face steeper oral health challenges than the national average, from fewer dental visits to higher tooth loss. The gaps are wide, but the numbers offer a roadmap for oral health…
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Alerting Patients of Periodontal Disease Risks Can Improve Oral Hygiene
Warning patients of their risks of periodontal diseases may improve their oral hygiene, according to a study published in the Journal of Periodontology.
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Periodontal Risk Assessment
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Palmero Introduces Safety Eyewear Products
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Low-Income, Minority Families More Likely to Report Negative Experiences at Dentist
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