Congratulations to Susan Gorman, MEd, RDH, the August winner of the Sunstar Ebrief Giveaway. The clinical programs coordinator with the University of Florida College of Dentistry, Department of Community Dentistry and Behavioral Science in…
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Using Dental Lasers With Children
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) has developed a policy regarding the use of dental lasers for pediatric patients.
Regular Flossing and Dental Visits May be Linked to Lower Oral Cancer Risk
Frequent flossing and going to the dentist may be linked to lower risk of oral cancer, according to findings presented at a March 31 American Association for Cancer (AACR) annual meeting.
Become Part of the Emergency Preparedness Team
Mitigation and preparedness efforts both aim to prevent loss of life and property damage by reducing the impact of a disaster; however, mitigation includes analyzing, reducing, and insuring against risk.
How Dental Health Advocates Are Fighting Big Sugar
Dental and public health advocates have formed a coalition to ensure the sugar industry stops targeting children in low-income communities with similar marketing techniques employed by so-called Big Tobacco.
Forbes Details How Much Dental Hygienists Earn in Every State
If you are contemplating a move, Forbes has released the 10 states where dental hygienists earn the most money to help narrow down the search.
Ultrasonic Instrumentation in Deep Pockets
Periodontal pocket depths greater than 5 mm, as measured by a periodontal probe, are considered deep pockets in nonsurgical periodontal therapy.
American Teledentistry Association Disheartened by New Mexico’s Latest Barrier to Affordable,…
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The Third Molar Conundrum
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