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A former office manager at a pediatric dental practice who was accused of embezzling from her employer was sentenced.
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A simple technique corrected a child's misaligned teeth without orthodontic appliances or treatment, according to a case report.
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Women tend to have better overall oral health than men, possibly due to them having better dental habits, as well as beliefs that taking care of their teeth makes them look better and improves their quality of life, according to a new report.
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Do's and don'ts for having a low-stress practice
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The goal of every dentist is to achieve success without stress. Dr. Roger P. Levin discusses how to create a low-stress, highly productive, self-running dental practice.
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New ways to restore teeth may upend dentistry
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Researchers at the University of Buffalo in New York are exploring novel therapies like injecting human dental pulp stem cells into damaged teeth to restore them, which may upend the way dental care is delivered, according to a school news release.
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These materials show promise for filling dental defects
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Two materials showed potential as effective bone fillers for treating tooth defects, according to a new study.
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Dental assistant accused of abusing pediatric patients
By Melissa Busch
A dental assistant was arrested for allegedly inappropriately touching pediatric patients during dental x-ray exams at a practice.
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Dental hygienist accused of reselling stolen dental equipment
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A dental hygienist was arrested for stealing dental equipment from work and reselling it.
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Changes in radiolucency on CBCTs may help predict root canal efficacy
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Volumetric changes in radiolucency on cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) scans may help foretell how effective root canals were in treating apical periodontitis. The study was published on May 11 in the Journal of Dentistry.
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Ex-dental student agrees to cop to shooting 2 in hate crime
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A former dental school student who reportedly shot and injured two Jewish men has agreed to plead guilty.
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Dentists may be evaluating and treating children's obstructive sleep apnea too young and for the wrong reasons.
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Is dental insurance hurting your profits?
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