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OPINION: Dear New York Times: The answer isn't more dentists
In all the heated debate about the New York Times' recent controversial piece, "Boom Times for U.S. Dentists, But Not for Americans' Teeth," some basic history and economic realities have been ignored.
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40% face a potentially risky condition during dental anesthesia
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Amalgam Filling
Epinephrine's risky relationship with beta blockers
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Epinephrine plays a critical role in pain management, but it must be used with caution in people with certain medical conditions and who are taking certain medications, including beta blockers.
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Water fluoridation may no longer be beneficial to curb caries
By Melissa Busch
Now that people in the U.S. use toothpaste and mouthwashes that contain cavity-fighting fluoride, drinking fluoridated water may not be so important, according to a recent review.
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Fake veneer specialist charged with felonies
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A man, who refers to himself as Atlanta's top veneer specialist, has been charged with eight felonies for illegally practicing dentistry without a license.
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Dental surgery for kids today, better oral care for life
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Lab-fabricated crowns best chairside prosthetics
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