Environdent®  helps the dental industry recycle 10,000+ pounds of dental instruments in 2009 CHICAGO, IL –Hu Friedy customers recycled enough dental instruments in 2009 to equal the weight of two mid size cars by participating in…

Volunteer Dentists Provide Critical Oral Health Services For ChildrenThrough The Pankey Institute and America's Toothfairy® Partnership(Charlotte, NC—January 8, 2010) National Children's Oral Health Foundation America's…

Patterson Dental Releases Smile Channel 9New and updated presentations, all in widescreenST. PAUL, Minn. – (Dec. 28, 2009) – Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. introduces Smile Channel 9, the latest version of the educational reception area…

  The Holiday Season Is Made Brighter for Less Fortunate Families Through Henry Schein's Eleventh Annual Holiday Cheer Program Team Schein Members generously sponsor local area children to help make their holiday wishes come true…

  Mutant CTRC Gene Has a New Way to Trigger Pancreatitis(Boston) The CTRC gene is a lot like your baby brother‹mutant and annoying. Drs. Miklos Sahin Toth and Richard Szmola of the Department of Molecular & Cell Biology at Boston

  ADHA Applauds W.K. Kellogg Foundation Report Supporting Use of Dental Therapist and Dental Therapist Hygienist Oral Health ProvidersThe momentum in support of the introduction of new members to the dental team continued to build with…

TOTAL ARTIFICIAL HEART PATIENT WHO RECEIVED DUAL TRANSPLANT CELEBRATES 1ST CHRISTMAS AT HOME WITH 2 YEAR OLD SON & FIANCÉE46 Year Old Father is 2nd Total Artificial Heart Patient in the World to Receive Heart & Kidney…

CELEBRATE PRESIDENT’S DAY WEEKEND AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF DENTISTRY  Home of the first president’s not so wooden teethBALTIMORE, MD (December 14, 2009)—Did you know that George Washington’s teeth were not made of wood? Take a peek at…

  Carcinogens in Snuff Rattle Notion of Safe UseA new study that explores the spit tobacco product called moist snuff—placed between lip and gum—has led scientists in Minnesota to urge the tobacco industry to change manufacturing practices…

  Oral Bacteria Suspected as Multiple Sclerosis TriggerNew research suggests a common oral bacterium may play a central role in triggering or exacerbating autoimmune disease, such as the immune system’s attacks on the brain and spinal cord…