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Studies find bleach damages dentin

By Laird Harrison

Even a 3 percent hydrogen peroxide solution weakens teeth, says researcher

November 8, 2007

Pinpoint implants via 3D software

By DrBicuspid.com staff writers

You think parallel parking your SUV in a Corolla-sized space is tough? Try putting a dental implant in just the right spot in someone's mouth. In many cases, you don't know what you're facing until you expose the patient's bone.

November 6, 2007

ADA Show Report: Solutions for single stained tooth

By Laird Harrison

SAN FRANCISCO -- More obvious than a sore thumb, an off-color tooth can mar the brightest smile. Yet whitening just one tooth -- without affecting its comrades -- presents so many challenges that dentists of the past have often counseled their patients to live with the problem.

September 26, 2007

Cosmetic confidential, Part I

By Dan Tynan

The dark truth behind those bright smiles Ah, for the glamorous life of a cosmetic dentist. No more bratty kids or cranky codgers filling up the waiting room. No more extractions, fillings, or root canals. You'll spend your afternoons bleaching Lindsay Lohan's teeth or straightening Ashton Kutcher's smile. Who knows? You could end up with your own Extreme Makeover-style reality TV show.

September 25, 2007

LCT catches long fractures -- in the lab

By Laird Harrison

A kernel of popcorn that went unpopped. A piece of ice like an iceberg. Grueling nighttime grinding. Who knows what started a fissure down the length of that tooth?

September 18, 2007

Fentanyl provides effective supplemental analgesia in dental surgery for pulpitis

By Reuters Health

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) March 17 An interligamentary injection of fentanyl provides superior pain relief in dental debridement when added to standard local anesthesia than does local anesthesia alone, Egyptian endodontists report in the February Journal of Pain and Symptom Management.

July 17, 2007

Teeth regrown in mice

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Feb 19 For the first time, teeth grown in culture from single cells have been used successfully to replace natural teeth in mice, Japanese researchers report in the February 18th online issue of Nature Methods.

December 31, 1998

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