2 min ago | Santa Cruz Sentinel
Free San Jose dental clinic draws more than 2,000; many spend night...
The line of people who spent the night huddled under blankets stretched around the block behind the convention center early Saturday.
4 hrs ago | Lincoln Daily News
T hose of us who call this little valley home have a unique blessing in the form of Perry, our dentist.
8 hrs ago | Patch.com
Hiring in Matawan-Aberdeen: Victoria Healthcare, Hess
A local dentist that offers dental surgery services is seeking an experienced dental receptionist to work at their office full-time. TGC Global is seeking a full-time voice and data engineer for a client located in Matawan who can ensure the stable operation of the in-house computer network, telephony and telecommunications infrastructure.
9 hrs ago | Mail on Sunday
The dentist's chair for 71-stone patients: 25,000 supersized...
Under strain: Britain's obesity epidemic is forcing dentist's to buy new chairs capable of supporting to people up to 71 stone Britain's obesity crisis is forcing dentists to buy supersized chairs capable of supporting patients weighing up to 71 stone.
13 hrs ago | www.scanews.com | nyscof
Fluoridated St. Louis in dental crisis
Pending accreditation, a $23 million dental school clinic could land in St. Louis near Lafayette Square.
16 hrs ago | Lake County Record-Bee
My pain free empathetic dentist, Malcom Dillon, usually suggests that I spend money on an implant, or a bridge, or a crown.
20 hrs ago | Star Tribune
In a year, Hennepin Health improves care for poor, keeps costs down
At the dental offices of HCMC, resident dentist Asmeret Tefahun worked on a filling for a patient who had insurance.
22 hrs ago | Roll Call
Midlevel Providers Are Critical to Improving Oral Health | Commentary
Members of the American Dental Association will be fanning out across Capitol Hill this week in an effort to educate and influence lawmakers regarding what they think will improve access to dental care.
A.T. Still plans $23 million dental school clinic in St. Louis
Pending accreditation, a $23 million dental school clinic could land in St. Louis near Lafayette Square.
Oregon official felt pressure from pro-fluoride Upstream Public Health about dental study
A state official managing a new survey of kids' oral health met with the architects of Portland's pro-fluoride campaign in January and later complained that she felt pressure from Upstream Public Health about how to present the findings.
Those of us who call this little valley home have a unique blessing in the form of Perry, our dentist.
Correcting An Open Bite and Misalignment Without Removing Any Sensitive Tooth Structure
The #1 trait a patient looks for in a dentist is the ability to be gentle and not hurt them.
Tailoring prices to the individual
A Kiwi who used to live overseas recalls an English dental practice used to secretly vary its charges based on the clothes people wore.
Iowa court to decide key case for dental billing
The Iowa Supreme Court is expected to decide whether insurers can require dentists who accept their plans to offer discounts on services that aren't covered.
Brighton and Hove residents putting teeth at risk by avoiding dentist
Thousands of adults and children in Brighton and Hove are potentially putting their health at risk because they are not seeing a dentist regularly.
The Road To Becoming A General Dentist
Have you dreamed ever since you were little of being a general dentist in Madison? It's a very lofty and prestigious goal, one that is going to take a great deal of work, sacrifice and almost all of your time.
Removing water fluoride spiked cavities in kids, dentists say
Some Calgary dentists say the decision two years ago to take fluoride out of the water supply is proving to be a big mistake.
Health Department: 1 More Dental Patient Tests Positive For Hepatitis B
In March, Tulsa County health officials urged 7,000 patients of Dr. Harrington to be tested for hepatitis and the virus that causes AIDS.
MLM Business Opportunities Blog
Dingy teeth were once relatively common. But after a 1989 scientific article touted the use of low levels of hydrogen peroxide, pressed against teeth, to improve smiles, companies began producing whitening products and dentists began hawking them.