Guided bone regeneration (GBR) has evolved into a reliable solution for complex ridge augmentation, even in challenging knife-edge cases. While autogenous bone remains a gold standard, emerging evidence shows comparable outcomes with alternative…
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Could Your Patients’ Oral Microbiome Reveal Their Mental Health?
Emerging research links a less diverse oral microbiome to higher rates of depression, suggesting that the mouth may offer…
Microplastics in the Operatory May Pose a Threat to Patient and Provider…
A new study reveals dental procedures may contribute to microplastic (MP) contamination in the clinic environment and potentially…
Now Dead, Nevada’s SB 495 Would Have Dismantled Dental Hygiene Standards
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Millions of Americans Lose Dental Coverage Post-Pandemic
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Nevada Considers Joining Interstate Licensure Compact
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Dental Care Provided at School Helps Low-Income Children Improve Their Oral Health
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After-Hours Dental Clinic Opens at the University of Mississippi
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Association Between Tooth Loss and Cognitive Decline Is Explored
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Wisconsin Clinic Looks to Dental Therapists to Solve Patient Backlog
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Periodontal Bacteria Linked to Pancreatic Cancer
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