Older adults with more harmful than healthy bacteria in their gums are more likely to have evidence for amyloid beta–a key biomarker for Alzheimer’s disease–in their cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), according …
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Trends in the dental industry: Dental technology in the next decade
by EDSby EDSWith the prevailing situation created by the Covid-19 pandemic – and the resultant dental industry market recession – there is one thing on every dentist’s mind: “What does the future …
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Can you smile with confidence? Having clean, healthy teeth and gums is something worth smiling about. But if you struggle with issues such as stained teeth or bad breath, throwing …
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Children are 7 times more likely to skip brushing if their parents do not brush twice a day
by EDSby EDSAccra-March 20, 2021- Research conducted globally by Pepsodent has found that children are 7 times more likely to skip brushing if their parents do not brush twice a day. According …
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Why the Cloud is Right for Your Solo Dental Practice, Private Group Practice, or DSO
by byron parkerby byron parkerThere’s more to your dental practice data and it’s management than storage. That consideration and more could help you understand why the cloud is right for you and your dental …
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Forward-Thinking Dentistry for Looking Ahead and Staying Ahead in 2021
by EDSby EDSIf 2020 taught you anything it would certainly include having a Plan B in place. The same forward-thinking applies to looking ahead and staying ahead in dentistry for 2021. Some …
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Dentists always advise people to maintain good oral health, and this includes brushing teeth regularly, flossing and visiting the dentist from time to time, among other things. This guidance is …
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For kids who don’t enjoy brushing their teeth, electric toothbrushes can take away the manual labor and make the process more fun. “Kids’ manual dexterity is not fully developed until …
