Dental News and Technology

DECEMBER 28, 2021

Caries Research Research Article Early View (accepted, unedited manuscript) [link] Abstract This study compared the effect of topically applied fluoride products on dentine lesions in an in vitro experiment. Demineralized bovine dentine specimens were treated once with either SDF solution (35,400 ppm F), NaF varnish (22,600 ppm F), TiF4 solution (9,200 ppm F), SnF2 gel (1,000 ppm F), no treatment (control) or preserved as baseline lesions.

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Gilreath Dental

DECEMBER 28, 2021

Is oral cancer on your radar? According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, one person dies in the United States every hour due to oral cancer. At Gilreath Family Dentistry, we urge patients not to wait until they experience multiple symptoms of oral cancer, as it can often be too late. Oral cancer is highly treatable,… The post Have You Been Screened for Oral Cancer this Year?

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Dimensions of Dental Hygiene

DECEMBER 28, 2021

As COVID-19’s Omicron variant rages through the United States, with surging cases across almost every region, some public health experts suggest that steeply rising case numbers are no longer the best way to evaluate the status of the global pandemic. The logic behind this shift is in the fact that with many Americans fully vaccinated and boosted, the sharp jump in COVID-19 cases does not result in significant upticks in hospital admissions.

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Rosemont Review

DECEMBER 28, 2021

Wondering what will make your Instagram profile stand out more? Have you considered sticking to a consistent theme? An Instagram theme is the overall aesthetic appearance of your account. It reflects your company and the better it looks, the more likely people will want to follow and interact with your brand. An organized feed leaves a lasting impression on your audience since it gives a more professional look and shows brand consistency.

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Coshocton Dental

DECEMBER 28, 2021

As parents, we want to do everything possible to help our kids stay healthy—and that includes their teeth. And just like other aspects of their health, it's better not to go at dental care alone. That's why we recommend beginning your child's regular dental visits no later than their first birthday. You may think that's a bit premature, given the few teeth a child may have when they're a year old.

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