Dental Headlines & News
Giving Teeth Whitening a Bad Name?
Seems there is a company in LA called White Overnite who are milking people out of their money by ordering something for free and hitting up their credit card with a high priced item.Not only that, but they are even misrepresenting their product by claiming...
Take A Cruise and Whiten Your Teeth In Style!
Extreme makeovers while cruising the high seas? Why not!You can take a European cruise from www.royalcaribbean.co.uk and find that their spa offers a range of treatment rooms, offering everything from teeth whitening to detox procedures. Rather stay on land?Manhattan,...
Beverly Hills Cosmetic Dentist Reveals All
Hilary Duff just got porcelain veneers to go over her four chipped front teethOther stars going the cosmetic smile improving route: Michael Douglas also likes porcelain veneers.Other celebs including Jon Bon Jovi, Oprah Winfrey, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Jessica...
Utah Dentist Exposes Dangers Of Silver and Mercury Fillings
Silver Amalgams and Mecury Fillings in Your Teeth Are Not Safe!Baby boomers beware! What you have been told all these years about silver fillings may not be all they are cracked up to be. Truth is, it may be time to retire those old silver and mercury fillings,...
Root Canal Cost from Dentists and Endodontists: $1000 for a Back Tooth The average root canal cost is $740 for a front tooth and $1,000 for a molar, found a survey of dentists by dental marketing resource The Wealthy Dentist.
Men, Teeth Whitening and the Big Wedding Day Plan
In the UK (but you can bet it is everywhere), looking their best on the big wedding day is important to the man as much as the woman. More and more men are worrying about their matrimonial appearance with many taking drastic measures to look good, a survey...
Remedent Introduces FirstFit(TM), a Revolutionary System for Creation and Placement of Dental Bridges & Crowns (Marketwire)
FirstFit Computer-Aided Process Requires No Temporaries, Faster, Less Painful
Mobile dentists bill heads to Senate A battle over who tends to the teeth of Louisiana's poor children shifts to the state Senate, after the House approved a reworked proposal Thursday that would require tighter regulations on mobile dental clinics at public schools.
Nightmares come true for California neediest Sacramento, California -- That's not the end of her financial woes, however. Jean has a broken tooth and badly needs a crown. But Medi-Cal, she says, will only pay for a type of crown that "dentists don't even use anymore." And things are about to get worse: On July 1, Medi-Cal will stop paying for adult dental care altogether.
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