Pardon, eh? can you speak louder, I can’t hear you!
From Dental Tribune Nov 15, 2011 | USA New study targets dental drills for hearing loss by Daniel Zimmermann, DTI WESTMINSTER, Colo. & JOHNSON CITY, … more
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Behind door #1 – Hall technique shines in 5-year randomized trial
From Dr. Bicuspid September 22, 2011 — Sealing caries in primary molars using the Hall Technique “significantly outperformed” standard restorations in the long term, according to … more
General dentists, specialists often misdiagnose oral lesions
From Dr. Bicuspid – by Donna Domino September 8, 2011 — Endodontists and periodontists were slightly more accurate than general practitioners and oral and maxillofacial surgeons … more
Where is Mitzi Gaynor when you need her?
The fact is that 80% of Canadian dentists won’t get the upshot of the title of this blog entry…… South Pacific, washing, hair, Mitzi Gaynor … more
With a schmidgen of vizdgen – an online 3 day dental convention – incroyable
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Don’t ya just screw ’em in and let them integrate – WHO KNEW?
Burlington, MA – August 22, 2011 Keystone Dental, an oral healthcare company focused on the delivery of breakthrough products to the oral healthcare space, announced … more
A recent study supports the use of fluoride-releasing dental restoratives
From Dental Healthub Imaging Wednesday, August 10, 2011 A recent study published in Prilozi (2011, 32(1):283-94;http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21822195) suggests that fluoride-releasing conventional glass ionomer, resin modified glass-ionomer, … more
Mouthwashing moms less likely to have a preemie
By Kerry Grens – July 28, 2011 (Reuters Health) – Expectant mothers who have gum disease are less likely to deliver their babies prematurely if … more
Should dentists screen for diabetes?
By Rosemary Frei – DrBicuspid.com contributing writer July 28, 2011 — A new study suggests that dentists can accurately screen patients for diabetes and prediabetes using … more
JDR publishes study titled ‘Public Health Surveillance of Dental Pain via Twitter’
From News Medical – July 19, 2011 The microblogging service Twitter is a new means for the public to communicate health concerns and could afford … more
You really DO need a backrub: study
This could have gone off the rails SOOOO FAST, but I resisted the temptation – I must be growing up….dentists face this scenario incessantly…. THE … more
Your olde road is rapidly agin’, please get outta the new one if you can’t lend a hand
Critical thinking, comprehensive reasoning…….online education, elearning, social media, endless study club connects…………these are sound bytes…… Just click on each of the Read me Seymour’s below … more
Multimillion-dollar study on early-stage oral cancer underway
And when they win the cup, sob, talk amongst yourselves, I’m farklempt….. FROM DENTAL TRIBUNE – June 3, 2011 VANCOUVER,BC,Canada: Researchers from the University of … more
Mobile app helps doctors diagnose strokes – Canadians at the forefront
By Mark Millan – CNN – May 23, 2011 When a patient suffers an acute stroke, the outcome often rests on how quickly they receive … more
More dental schools means more dentists – who’s doing the math?
I am completely unaware of the workings of our licensing bodies in Canada, privy only to the mutterings around the table at a study club … more
Protected: ACP nanocomposite may aid in caries inhibition
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Da nose knows – hahchachacha……..
Most of you are way too young to remember Jimmy Durante, but that was one of his signature phrases…..except now, it has increasing relevance as … more
Closing the Gaps in Women’s Oral Care Education and Research
Contact – Merideth Menken, ADEA Media Relations – MenkenM@adea.org WASHINGTON, April 21 (AScribe Newswire) — Emerging data indicate the unique effects of oral cancer, … more
Protected: 81% and 95% of patrons of local businesses browse the internet first before making a decision as to whom they should patronize
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