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At the following dental museums around the U.S., sink your teeth into dentistry's past, chew on various cultural attitudes and enjoy tasty professional tidbits.

A new gingivitis code with help you to provide your patients with the full care they deserve.

How to use goal-planning to create and maintain a thriving practice in the new year.

5 myths you might believe about your property, and what you can do to negotiate the best price on your property.

How to navigate the world of real estate and avoid paying thousands of dollars you don't have to.

Digital Esthetics surveyed the dental industry to find out how technology is really impacting dentistry. Here's what we found.

A look at the past and future of dentistry as it moves from solo practice to group management practice.

Daniel Kubikian, DMD, specializes in a procedure called Teeth-in-a-Day. He believes he is the only periodontist in his area to own and combine two unique, advanced technologies in order to ensure a more accurate diagnosis and treatment placement.

Dr. Esther M. Wilkins, whose comprehensive textbook for the study of dental hygiene standardized how the field is taught worldwide, died on December 12 at her home in New Hampshire.

The EPA has adopted a new federal regulation that requires all dental offices, clinics, and schools to purchase and use dental amalgam separators in their treatment areas.

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The study was carried out by investigators at Johns Hopkins University after other findings implied that mucosal surfaces are the sites where diseases like rheumatoid arthritis typically begin.

Your best opportunities for low-cost promotion and consequently, practice growth, are probably through social media.

As hotels continue to rely on technology to improve guests experiences, brands must grapple with how much high-tech versus how much high touch—human interaction and personalized service—is ideal.

What is paying yourself first? It's the simple concept that paying your future self is as important as any of your current bills or expenditures.

To come up with ratings, Liftopia combined survey responses from more than 10,000 of its customers with its dataset on skier and snowboarder visits.

In a new study published by Health Affairs, it was shown that many patients who enrolled in the Medicaid expansion program used local emergency departments for a variety of dental issues, many of which could have been prevented.

Here are five dental related New Year’s resolutions that will not only help improve oral health, but will help improve overall health as well.

Here are five dental related New Year’s resolutions that will not only help improve oral health, but will help improve overall health as well.

The cruise industry is responding to global demand and we are highly encouraged by both the short-term and long-term outlook, says Cindy D. Aoust, president and CEO, of the Cruise Lines International Association.

Young investors in particular, including dentists just entering medical practice, tend to make similar kinds of mistakes.

The study authors found that African Americans, Hispanics or Latinos, and American Indians or Alaska Natives within the country are disproportionately underrepresented in the dental field.

The study, which was published in the December edition of Health Affairs, produced results that support more autonomy for dental hygienists in terms of the care they can lawfully administer, particularly in parts of the US where access to oral health care is limited.

These 21 diverse destinations provide plenty of inspiration for your 2017 vacations.

When the results were analyzed, it was found that asthmatic patients had a higher degree of dental erosion compared to non-asthmatic patients, but there was no significant relationship found between dental erosion and gender or the type of inhaler each patient used.

I’d love to introduce you to The Orbiter®! It is the first curing light eyeshield of its kind and stands apart from the rest for some amazing reasons! It rotates freely 360 degrees, which allows the clinician to adjust the filter into position "on the fly" while curing. It is also self-uprights, which brings the filter into your line of sight for most positions. These unique features make the curing process very efficient and saves time during the day.

The Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future (ACFF) has recently awarded three grants totaling $50,000 to fund projects taking place in both countries, starting next year.

Short-term goals take the sting out of long-term malaise.

Social media has replaced traditional newsletters and email newsletters because people carry Facebook in their pocket all day long and they use it 1.7 billion times every month, says Naren Arulrajah, president and CEO of Ekwa Marketing, a custom website design firm.

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