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Understanding the why, when and how of instrument replacement will be useful when assessing dental hygiene instruments.
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The glass ionomer wasn't dead; it was just misunderstood. Researchers modified its basis for success in minimal intervention dental hygiene.
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The practice of dental hygiene has certainly changed in the past 40 years since I graduated from Fones School of Dental Hygiene, University of Bridgeport in Bridgeport, Conn.
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Whether it's a periodontal infection or a caries infection, it's our job to be up on the most current research and treatment options and to educate our patients and provide them with the best evidence-based options for care. We areentering a new age in dentistry; the age of risk assessment-based diagnosis.
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Philips Sonicare and RDH magazine have announced the 2008 Mentor of the Year, Mary Semancik of Herndon, VA.
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Self-study Dental Continuing Education Courses for dentists, hygienists and dental assistants. Testing completed online, by mail or fax. INeedCE.com; Part of the PennWell Dental Group of Websites. |
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Stem Cells: Sources, Therapies and the Dental Professional, April 1, 2008
Recent exciting discoveries place dentists at the forefront of engaging their patients in potentially life-saving therapies derived from a patient's own stem cells located in deciduous and permanent teeth. In medicine, stem cell-based treatments are being used and investigated for conditions as diverse as Parkinson's disease, neural degeneration following brain injury, cardiovascular disease an...
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Modern Bone Grafting & Alveolar Ridge Preservation, May 28, 2007
As the second most transplanted human tissue, bone grafting has become a very hot dental topic in the last few years. Traditionally, a true "bone graft" involved a surgical procedure that required the placement of the patient's own bone (from a secondary site), or a bone substitute material into a defect to replace missing bone. These techniques are still utilized, but there are also many new m...
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6th Annual Mentor of the Year
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May 9-October 10 2008
PennWell
St Louis, Portland, Woburn United States
With oral-systemic links in mind, improved clinical outcomes of non-surgical therapy are now more important than ever. This course offers solutions that will enhance your approach to non-surgical periodontal therapy and increase profitability for your practice.
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