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...health has significant health consequences. Dental caries is the most common chronic childhood disease—five times more common than asthma, and seven times more common than hay fever.1 More than 51...

...comparing both pre- and post-procedural application, hypersensitivity decreased significantly. The arginine prophylaxis paste was shown to be more effective when compared to fluoride-free and calcium carbonate prophylaxis paste alone…

...tooth. COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT IS THE FIRST STEP Optimal ultrasonic instrumentation is dependent on a comprehensive assessment. Circumferential six-point probing is standard. This approach, vs recording only bleeding points and…

...hear and communicate appropriately as disrespect, lack of interest, or impaired cognitive function.11 COMMUNICATION IS KEY Oral health professionals must make concerted efforts to effectively communicate with patients with hearing...

...AM and PM dental records is time consuming and complicated. Several sophisticated computer software applications are available for organizing and comparing the large amounts of dental information.25,26These systems can sort...

...syndrome. Dental Update. 2005;32(8):472-474. History of Pacemakers: Technology Development Through the Decades. Available at…