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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Wisdom Teeth For Stem Cells?
Recent studies have found that the soft, pulpy tissue inside teeth contains a hefty supply of mesenchymal stromal cells (MSC) that can be used to create stem cells. MSC is similar to bone marrow, but much easier to harvest. Skin, while … Continue reading
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Tagged Dental Health, Dental News, New Technologies, Stem Cells, Wisdom Teeth
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Dentistry and the Economy
The recession is over according to the Wall Street Journal. In a report written on September 20, 2010, the recession officially ended in June of 2009. Although this has been the longest recession since the Great Depression, experts say that … Continue reading
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Tagged Dental care, Economy, insurance benefits, Patient care, Recession, Wall Street Journal
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Dentistry From The Heart
In 2001 a national non-profit organization was created to help those who have lost their jobs or can’t afford the dental care they need. Dentistry from the Heart originated in New Port Richey, Florida with Dr. Vincent Monticciolo. This doctor … Continue reading
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Tagged Community, Dental Health, Dentistry From The Heart, Dr. Bonnick, Sedation
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Osteoporosis and Cancer: What Studies Are Telling Us
With osteoporosis on the rise, more and more studies are being done on the effects of the medications prescribed to fight the deterioration of bone. The studies are focused on drugs such as Fosamax, Actonel, and Bonivia. These drugs are … Continue reading
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Tagged Actonel, Bone Loss, Bonivia, Cancer, Fosomax, Osteoporosis, Throat cancer
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Healthy Gums for Healthy Hearts
The Scottish Health Survey which included more that 11,000 adults, has uncovered more evidence that oral hygiene may be related to diabetes and heart disease. There were two studies done by the Scottish Health Society.
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Tagged Diabetes, Gum Health, Heart Disease, Heart Health, Oral Hygiene
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FDA examines Amalgam fillings, are they safe?
The FDA is holding a dental advisory board December 14th and 15, 2010 to evaluate amalgam regulations. In the panel the FDA will focus on the possible risks to pregnant women, and young children.
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Tagged Amalgam Fillings, Dental Safety, FDA, Mercury in Dental health
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Hearing Aid Bill Passed With Help Of Greensboro Native
Recently Greensboro’s very own Collin Tastet was proactive with regard to the hearing aid bill that was being debated in the courts. Collin, 9 years old, rallied with his parents and others in the community to help show law makers … Continue reading
The Digital Age Changes What Is Deemed Beautiful
Just a few years ago it seems, people were self conscious and uncomfortable with the idea of their flaws being out where the world could see and criticize them. Flaws from dimples to freckles to even gaps in our teeth … Continue reading
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Tagged Beautiful smiles, Celebrities, Cosmetic Dentistry, Digital technology, Wall Street Journal
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Do You Fluoride?
We have heard for years that fluoride for good dental health, but the reasons why may not be as common. Fluoride is vital to your tooth’s enamel, helping your teeth to increase the minerals necessary to strengthen the enamel and … Continue reading
Posted in Dental Health
Tagged cavities, Dental care, Dental Health, Dental Tips, dry mouth, Fluoride, gum disease, protection
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I Think I Have Periodontal Disease – Now What?
Periodontal disease is often painless, so many people are unaware they have the infection. On average 40% of adults over the age of 20 have some form of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is a progressive disease and is important to … Continue reading


