Plasticity in stem cells -- a valuable property for the future of ...
... value of preserving stem cells from healthy teeth when undergoing a planned dental procedure. Gregory Chotkowski, DMD, president of StemSave, is an oral and ...

First documented link between mother with pregnancy-associated ...
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Diabetes and dentistry — Part 1 - Dental Economics
For more on this topic, go to www.dentaleconomics.com and search using the following key words: periodontal disease, diabetes, oral–systemic, Dr. Richard H ...

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... chronic childhood illness, yet few families are aware of the devastating effects that poor oral health can have on a child's long term systemic health and ...

Inside Hygiene Jan. 22, 2010 - DentistryIQ
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Caring for an aging mouth - DentistryIQ
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Risk factors for periodontal disease - Dental Economics
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Web site reveals what your mouth says about you - Dental Economics
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Is gingivitis really reversible? - DentistryIQ
... threatening systemic conditions. Thinking of gingivitis as a non-reversible condition and addressing it in a more proactive manner will safeguard the oral and ...

Clinical study shows dental stem cells regrow bone - Dental ...
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Remineralization confusion... runs rampant in my mind. Where do I ...
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Docs in white coats - RDH
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DNA-PCR Tests - RDH
... a dialogue with our patients to develop lifelong strategies for maintaining oral health while helping to support the stability of their overall systemic health ...

Study suggests dentists can identify patients at risk for fatal ...
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Salivary DNA tests to support dentists' fight against ...
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Keeping Your Practice Healthy: Medical Billing in Dental Practices ...
... necessary oral surgical, laser, and periodontal procedures (and this should only continue to grow with continuing research into the oral systemic link); ...

Bottled water vs. tap water - DentistryIQ
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Bottled water vs. tap water - DentistryIQ
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Lessons from Detroit - RDH
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Women's deadliest killers: heart disease - DentistryIQ
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America's Toothfairy, Regal Entertainment Group sponsor ...
... Left untreated, it can lead to chronic health risks such as diabetes, heart disease, and potentially fatal bacterial infections such as the one that took the ...

The business of mini implants - DentistryIQ
... Dr. Sawyer is recognized internationally for his work in implant dentistry and periodontics. References 1. http://www.aaoms.org/dental_implants.php.

Touring Dr. Anthony Altieri's practice in Arundel, Maine ...
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First documented link between mother with pregnancy-associated ...
... at Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine, who reported the first documented link between a mother with pregnancy-associated gingivitis and ...

Risk factors for periodontal disease - Dental Economics
... Heredity and stress can reduce immune system function. Hormonal variations such as those that occur during pregnancy and menopause increase inflammation. ...

Women's deadliest killers: breast cancer - DentistryIQ
... obesity. I want to remind women that they are three to five times more likely to die from heart disease than breast cancer. There ...

Women's deadliest killers: heart disease - DentistryIQ
... Consider that one in three women will die from heart disease, and one in two women will have cardiovascular disease, and it lets you know how serious this ...