Back to School with a Healthy Smile Underserved Children Brush Up on Oral Health at El Centro de Corazón’s Checkup Party  Aug. 24, 2017, Houston—Everyone smile and say, “Back to school ” Approximately 50 underserved children and…

OSAP Announces Support of Dental Infection Control Awareness Month in September  (August 23, 2017) Atlanta, GA The Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention (OSAP) is continuing its efforts to support Dental Infection Control…

Oral Health America Announces Impactful Medicare Symposium  CHICAGO, August 22, 2017 — Oral Health America (OHA) recently held its 3rd Annual Medicare Symposium, entitled PART 3 Access for Older Adults – Advocating for Oral Health in…

Standard Technology Allows Surgeons to Accurately Diagnose Remote Patients  The Cleft Palate Craniofacial Journal – In today’s connected world, surgeons and anesthesiologists have the ability to use widely available technology, such as…

Dental, dental hygiene and nursing students mark their entry into the health professions   What    University of Louisville dental, dental hygiene and undergraduate nursing students will mark their entry into the health…

Palmero Announces X Ray Apron Recycle Trade in Program  Palmero Healthcare, a Hu Friedy subsidiary, is pleased to announce our latest green initiative, Palmero’s X Ray Apron Recycling Program.  We are committed to environmental…

Study Examines Whether Number of Teeth Contributes to Morbidity In an effort to answer whether the number of teeth contributes to compression of morbidity, a prospective cohort study has found that individuals with ? 20 teeth have a lower…

A common pathogen associated with periodontal diseases, Porphyromonas gingivalis, may delay conception in women, note scientists from the University of Helsinki in Finland. 

According to research presented at the American Association of Nurse Practitioners National Conference, additional numbers of children are likely to receive fluoride varnish if it were offered in pediatricians’ offices. 

New research indicates that patients with osteoporosis and medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ) who receive comprehensive surgical treatment may be at reduced risk for relapse.