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Dentist News
Nationwide & Local News Related To Dental Treatment
HRSA Awards Millions to States to Increase Access to Oral Health Care
HRSA has awarded 16 new grants to states totaling $2.7 million to enhance efforts of a current program to provide oral health care among medically underserved Americans.
In Arkansas, Public Health Week Is Something to Smile About
Tooth decay is the most common chronic childhood disease, but many Arkansans don’t realize just how important good oral health can be
Oral Health for Infants and Children
Practicing healthy habits can prevent or reduce tooth decay (cavities) in infants and children
Veterans and Survivors Dental Insurance Act of 2008 Introduced
legislation would simply provide eligible veterans, survivors, and dependents the option of enrolling in a high-quality and affordable dental care plan similar to what is
Essential Dental Treatment Safe for Pregnant Women, Says New Study in ADA Journal
Pregnant women can safely undergo essential dental treatment and receive topical and local anesthetics at 13 to 21 weeks gestation
New Disposable High-Speed Dental Drill Receives FDA Clearance
FDA clearance to market is an important step forward in making an important option available to dentists and patients concerned with quality, more individualized care
American Dental Association Stresses Good Oral Health During Pregnancy
Studies suggest gum disease might be associated with pregnancy outcomes
West Virginia University School of Dentistry Receives ADEA/IFDEA Orna Shanley Prize for Enhancing Access to Care
his prize, named in honor of a person who demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the improvement of global oral health at the community level
Something to Smile About in Arkansas
The cost to the average Arkansan for a lifetime of water fluoridation to prevent tooth decay is less than the cost of just one filling
Task Force on Oral Health of Older Adults Releases
The Task Force on Oral Health of Older Adults released its report Just the F.A.C.T.S after a year-long review of oral health concerns of older adults in Connecticut
February is National Childrens Dental Health Month
Health departments use the month of February to spend extra time educating both children and parents about the importance of good oral health
Maine Health Organizations Proclaim Support for Community Water Fluoridation
Representatives from 20 major Maine health, public health, and dental health organizations reiterated their support for fluoridation of community drinking water at a pres
Secretary Attends Chippewa Falls Dental Clinic Grand Opening
Alternative Medical Therapy Guide From The FDA
Alternative medicine is often described as any medical practice or intervention
Report finds widespread tooth decay among Oregon children
the equivalent of one child in every classroom throughout the state -- are in need of urgent care due to pain and infection from tooth decay
TRICARE To Make Access TO Dental Care Easier Overseas
TRICARE has modified their dental contract in an effort to eliminate the problem by seeking out host nation dentists who won’t expect the total payment for treatment in a
NIDCR Launches GWAS Studies
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced earlier this month the first projects to be funded as part of the Genes
23rd Dental sees first K-9 patient for root canal
Governor announces plans to expand dental access for Wisconsin kids and families
Governor Jim Doyle today unveiled a new plan to provide all children in Wisconsin
Bill to Expand Preventative Dental Services for Children
Tooth decay is the number one chronic health problem of children – and it is completely preventable
Sandia handheld instrument assesses dental disease in minutes
a recently completed pilot study conducted with the University of Michigan shows that a Sandia National Laboratories
Oral Health Improving for Most Americans, But Tooth Decay Among Preschool Children on the Rise
Americans of all ages continue to experience improvements in their oral health. However, tooth decay in primary
Oral Health in Washington Faces Challenges
Washington rates low in terms of several cost-effective prevention measures for tooth decay.
Researchers Isolate Adult Stem Cells for First Time in Tendon
The finding, published online today in the journal Nature Medicine, points to a natural source of tendon-producing cells
Dental Licenses Remain Suspended
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation issued its final order on the matter of the dental controlled substance and specialty licenses.
Lab on a Chip for Oral Cancer Shows Promise
NIDCR scientists have engineered the first test or lab on a chip that can be programmed to probe cells brushed from the mouth for a common sign or oral cancer.
County Will Reach Out to Uninsured Children to Get Them Health and Dental Care
Thousands of children will have access to health care thanks to the King County Executives Childrens Health Initiative.
Be Through with Chew
DPH Encourages Kentuckians to Give up Smokeless Tobacco.
A Closer Look at Treating Chronic Periodontitis
Numerous studies have suggested that the best way to fight chronic periodontitis.
Efforts to Keep Kids From Getting Cavities Get a Boost
Efforts to protect Oregons children from getting cavities are getting a boost.
Washington Dental Service Donates Million to Bring Healthy Smiles
Uninsured children in King County will have better access to dental care thanks to a grant.
Laser Rules Protect Patients
Olympia Rules for cosmetic use of lasers have been filed by the Medical Quality Assurance Commission.
Dingell Makes Childrens Dental Health a Priority
Republican John Dingell Chairman of the Committee on Energy and Commerce introduced the Childrens Dental Health Improvement Act of 2007.
Governor Gives Recognition to the Importance of Children's Dental Health
The Public Health Division reports that 56 percent of Oregon children ages 6 to 8 have had tooth decay and 24 percent have untreated tooth decay.
Oral Health Improving for Most Americans
Americans of all ages continue to experience improvements in their oral health.
Department of Health Program Aims at Children’s Teeth
A new Wyoming Department of Health pilot program is aiming to improve dental health among preschool children in eight Wyoming counties.
Innovative Solutions to Expand Dental Access
The Department is issuing a Request for Information to solicit creative strategies to dramatically improve access to comprehensive dental care for children and families.
Straight Talk on Braces
Todays braces are a lot different from the metal mouth look of a generation ago.
Salivary Diagnostic Device
Test that in minutes measures proteins in saliva that may indicate a developing disease in the mouth or possibly elsewhere in the body
Future Cure For Root Canal
The promise of stem cells may someday help kids say goodbye to the dreaded root canal
Periodontal Disease In Florida
One of the major complications of diabetes is periodontal disease
Laser Technology Study At Research Center In Virginia
Both wavelengths can be produced using the same hardware. Switching between the two wavelengths is accomplished by selecting the amount and rate of energy pumped into the
Massachusettes Board of Health and Dentistry
Dr. Rizza has been on the Dental Assistant Advisory Board at Northern Essex Community College since 1984. In that role he was involved in curriculum planning and professi
Alleghency County Health Department Reminds Parents About Dental Care
Brushing with a small amount of toothpaste and water can begin by the age of two or sooner, when your child is able to spit out and not swallow the toothpaste. Flossing s
Dental Care For Children in Connecticut
Childhood is a unique and lively stage of development. The bestor worst impressions and habits can be formed during this time. It is
Arizona Dental Sealant For Oral Health
Prevention Programs include training of health professionals and oral health programs for children.
California Dentist Occupational Guide
Help prevent and treat various disorders of the teeth and gums
Georgia Oral Health Among Children
The survey that 56 percent of Georgia’s 3rd grade children have caries
Healthier Teeth For Your Baby's Future
Take care early to protect your baby's teeth
Dental Problems Associated People With Diabetes
Dental problems that affect your gums are called periodontal disease
Tooth Loss Is Not A Natural Part Of Aging
Take care of your teeth and visit a dentist regularly
ADA Offers Tips for Enjoying Holiday Sweets
Eating a lot of holiday sweets may satisfy that sweet tooth but too much of a good thing might lead to unintended results for your teeth and gums
Flossing Still Recommended for Oral Health Care
The ADA is aware of the recent preliminary injunction against a mouthwash manufacturers advertising claim that its mouth rinse is as effective as flossing
Restoring Your Smile
There are several factors that influence the longevity and cost of dental restorations
Infant Formula and Fluoride
Some simple and effective ways to reduce fluoride intake from reconstituted infant formula
Dental Crowns Are Used To Replace Damaged Natural Crowns
Contraction during polymerization is restrained by adhesion to substrates
When To Have Wisdom Teeth Removed
According to the American Dental Association, your wisdom teeth may need to be extracted if
Tobacco Use Causes Oral Cavity And Pharyngeal Cancers
Oral cancer accounts for two to four percent of all cancers diagnosed annually
Dental Fractures Following Tongue Barbell Piercing
The number of adolescents and young adults undergoing intra-oral piercing
Study On Silver Tooth Fillings
Government report that found no evidence of health problems from silver, mercury-based dental fillings
YAG Laser Essentially Vaporizes Decayed Tooth Tissue
FDA cleared the erbium,YAG laser for marketing for use on adults
Credentials Of New York State Licensed Dentists
New York licensed dentists have completed a four-year program in dentistry
Mercury In Dental Fillings Safe For School-Age Children
The safety of such materials has long been debated, and the two studies are significant because they are the first-ever randomized clinical trials
Services Of Dentist In New York City
New York licensed dentists are authorized by their State license to treat any condition of the mouth within their scope of practice
Cause And Symptom Of Tooth Decay
Bacteria, acid, food debris, and saliva combine in the mouth to form a sticky substance called plaque that adheres to the teeth
Important Suggestions About Dental Care For Baby
Young children cannot get their teeth clean by themselves. Until they are 7 or 8 years old
Engineering Properties And Performance Of Dental Porcelain Crowns
Dental crowns are used to replace damaged natural crowns of teeth and are fixed to prepared teeth with luting cements, which should provide an adhesive bond to the tooth
Help To Save Your Knocked Out Teeth While Playing Sports
If you lose a tooth while playing sports or due to any other cause, quick and proper action can still help save it, according to experts at the
Refined NASA Technology May Replace Dentist's Drill
Researchers at NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Va., have demonstrated that two of the laser wavelengths approved by the FDA for dental applications
Treating Gum Disease May Reduce The Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease
The Journal of Dental Research has just published the results of a study showing that treatment of gum disease may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Non-Surgical Periodontal Treatment Device Cleared by FDA
the Perio Protect Method(TM) utilizes a patented medical device (Perio Tray(TM))that delivers antimicrobial medication directly to the source of infection.
HemCon, Inc. Introduces Dental Dressing For Tooth Extractions
This dressing uses the same technology as HemCon's other dressings which are used by the military and emergency medicine professionals to control severe bleeding.
Oral Health of Americans Has Improved According To New Report
The oral health status of Americans has significantly improved during the past decade, according to a report released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevent
The Oral Health of Americans
The Department of Health and Human Services today released a National Call to Action to Promote Oral Health aimed at improving oral health and preventing disease for all
Contact a local dentist to learn more about how to maintain your oral heath!
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