Dental Headlines & News
Company refers clients to Mexico for dental care A Phoenix company is helping Americans find inexpensive dental care in Mexico.
Coloradans Take Mexican Vacation To Get Dentures As many as a million Americans may leave the country to receive medical care in the coming years.
Women in their late 40 and 50s rush to have their teeth fixed - to help them find new love (Daily Mail)
In days gone by, the end of a relationship was an excuse for a new haircut or pair of shoes. Today, it appears, women may be splashing out on a new smile instead. Research shows that cosmetic dentistry - from tooth whitening to veneers - is most popular among women in their late 40s and early 50s
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Dental Care in Guatemala by A Caring Dentist
Dentist Hal Reed is a gracious dentist who cares. Since 1998, Dr. Reed has spearheaded a group of dentists into the depths of Guatemala for the underprivileged children there. In this poverty stricken country, Reed helps those in need. "Reed's mission is...
Snap on Teeth - Florida Cosmetic Dentist Reveals All!
A Dazzling Celebrity Smile May Not Be Out of Reach with Snap-on-Teethby Florida Dentist Dr. Mitchell A. PohA new affordable entry into the field of cosmetic dentistry is becoming vogue, Snap-on-Teeth.Now individuals who don't have that perfect white smile can...
What to know before you try bleaching your teeth at home (Seattle Times)
With the availability of so many over-the-counter teeth-whitening products, anyone can flash a bright smile at an affordable price. Kits or products cost...
Welsh kids' teeth are Britain's worst... Read ASSEMBLY minister Edwina Hart announced a new drive to tackle the worst child dental health record in Britain yesterday.
$75M Suit VS. Spitzer Has 'Teeth' A Park Slope dentist has filed a $75 million lawsuit, claiming Eliot Spitzer used the Attorney General's Office to trump up politically convenient charges of Medicaid fraud against him in 2006.
Business owner shoots for a new thing (The Daily News)
At night, owner Scott Klemetsrud sees his Metro Bar and Grill as the place to go for good food, good drinks and good atmosphere.
Australia - Doctors sign petition Doctors sign petition GLEN BERNOTH November 19, 2007 TWENTY-ONE south-west doctors have signed an anti-fluoride petition arguing it is ``imprudent'' to add the chemical to public water supplies.
Is taxing this good for teeth? No science shows drinking fluoride-free bottled water leads to more tooth decay, especially since many sodas and juice drinks contain unlisted fluoride. Sugary drinks are linked scientifically to more tooth decay.
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