Tony Edwards[email protected]Oral-Systemic LinkCDC: Fewer U.S. adults smoke now than in 2005Does your patient population include adults ages 25 to 44 who didn't graduate from high school or earned a GED certificate? If so, these are your patients who are most likely to smoke cigarettes, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The good news is that the number of adult smokers has declined since 2005.November 14, 2016CosmeticDoes in-office teeth bleaching produce more inflammation?If you offer teeth whitening in your practice, you're probably concerned about both the result and keeping your patients' teeth and gums healthy. Teeth bleaching, a popular form of teeth whitening, is used in both in-office and at-home procedures. In a recent study, researchers from Brazil wanted to know if this procedure caused damage to a patient's dental pulp.November 14, 2016Dental HygieneWeek in Review: Does this rinse halt caries? Plus, election results and numbers that matterNovember 10, 2016Dental PracticeDental Excellence Awards nominating ending soonJoin hundreds of your peers and colleagues in participating in the nominations process for the 2016 DrBicuspid.com Dental Excellence Awards. You only have until midnight on November 18 to make your voice heard and help honor researchers, companies, educators, and institutions that make dentistry stand out.November 10, 2016CAD/CAMCAD/CAM Insider: Do newer CAD/CAM units produce better restorations?November 9, 2016Oral-Systemic LinkU.S. elections: 4 soda taxes pass; 3 tobacco taxes failElection night in the U.S. saw four cities pass new taxes on soda and sugary beverages, while there were mixed results on tobacco tax measures. However, a proposition backed by the California Dental Association that included e-cigarettes in California's tobacco tax passed overwhelmingly.November 8, 2016CosmeticCosmetic Dentistry Insider: Does in-office bleaching produce more inflammation?November 7, 2016RestorationsThe new-product roundup from DrBicuspid.comOver the last month, companies have introduced a nasal anesthetic, a scanner, a handpiece, toothpastes, loupes, and more. Here's a look at the latest new products recently launched from St. Renatus, Brasseler USA, 3M, and others.November 6, 2016Dental SpecialtiesWeek in Review: Vitamins and gum disease; oral health and pregnancy; and pediatric anxietyNovember 3, 2016Dental PracticeBehavioral therapy can reduce pediatric dental anxietyYou might not have studied cognitive behavioral therapy in dental school, but the findings of a new study suggest the technique might help reduce your pediatric patients' anxiety about visiting your office, leading to more productive visits.November 3, 2016Previous PagePage 58 of 102Next PageTop StoriesLegal IssuesNew lawsuit claims permanent injury from implantsA Florida dental practice is facing a $50,000 lawsuit over an allegedly botched implant procedure.Vulnerable PopulationsGuess who's skipping dental care in the U.S.?Regulatory UpdatesIHS to cease using mercury amalgamMarketingDo’s and don’ts for improving your calls to new patientsSponsor ContentEscape the PPO Trap: Take Back Control of Your Practice