Polio, the dreaded ‘morning paralysis’ which could break into any household and paralyse or kill a healthy child, became one of the iconic diseases of the 20th century. The BBC will examine the battle to beat the crippling disease in a programme being broadcast tonight [19 May]. (Source: University of Bristol news)
MedWorm: Dentistry
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By elkhornadmin
– May 20, 2014
Forget jetting away to find sun and tropical beaches, millions of Brits are now using their holidays as an opportunity to undergo cosmetic surgery.
Dentures News
Posted in Dental News.
Tagged with bottoms, breasts, From, Teeth, Thailand, Turkey.
By elkhornadmin
– May 20, 2014
“Fish is the only food that is considered spoiled once it smells like what it is.”
Quotes of the Day
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Tagged with O'Rourke.
By elkhornadmin
– May 19, 2014
ConclusionsIn the present study, the frequency of fluoride toothbrushing and the presence of readily visible heavy plaque were the factors most strongly associated with mean caries rate. In young patients with permanent dentition, the daily application of fluoride toothpaste appears more important than emphasis on thorough plaque removal. While for adults, the protective effect of twice daily fluoride toothbrushing disappears with advancing age and the presence of readily visible heavy plaque becomes increasingly associated with caries risk. (Source: Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology)
MedWorm: Dentistry
Posted in Dental News.
Tagged with behaviors, Caries, Experience, Hygiene, Northwest, Oral, patients, precedent'.
By elkhornadmin
– May 19, 2014
Going to the dentist can be expensive, and, for many people, downright scary. But if you’re one of the millions of Americans delaying dental care out of fear of the costs, there are some solutions.
Dentures News
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Tagged with costly, Dentist, going, save, Ways.
By elkhornadmin
– May 19, 2014
“There is no abstract art. You must always start with something. Afterward you can remove all traces of reality.”
Quotes of the Day
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By elkhornadmin
– May 18, 2014
Summary Patients with temporomandibular muscle and joint disorder (TMJD) increasingly seek and receive treatment for their pain with botulinum toxin (BoNTA; botulinum toxin A). Used intramuscularly in therapeutic doses, it produces localised paresis. Such paresis creates risk of reduced bone mineral density, or ‘disuse osteopenia’. Animal studies have frequently used BoNTA as a model of paralysis to induce bone changes within short periods. Osteopenic effects can be enduring in animals but have yet to be studied in humans. This is the first study in humans to examine bone?related consequences of BoNTA injections in the masticatory muscles, comparing oral and maxillofacial radiologists’ ratings of trabecular bone patterns in the condyles of patients with TMJD exposed to multiple mas…
MedWorm: Dentistry
Posted in Dental News.
Tagged with botulinum, consequences, injections, masticatory, muscles, Osteopenic, pilot, study, toxin.
By elkhornadmin
– May 18, 2014
The BRIDGE is an online network from LMT dedicated exclusively for members of the Dental Laboratory community.
Dentures News
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By elkhornadmin
– May 18, 2014
After reading the recent editorial titled “Oral-Maxillofacial Surgery Residency Training—Practice Pattern Mismatch” in the January issue of the Journal, I was encouraged that this subject is being brought to the forefront at a time when some might believe this is not a pressing issue. Although admittedly I am not certain of the right solution to this problem, looking at it from the academic frontier, the issue of a “mismatch” between the training of the oral-maxillofacial surgeon (OMS) and actual clinical practice is very real, and the frustration of the receding scope of practice of our specialty outside the academic environment is palpable and constantly on my mind. Although some referrals will justifiably be in need of tertiary care at an academic setting, I am constantly asto…
MedWorm: Dentistry
Posted in Dental News.
Tagged with editor, Mismatch, OralMaxillofacial, Pattern, Residency, response, surgery, Training—Practice.
By elkhornadmin
– May 17, 2014
Royal Dentistry Hungary was established 12 years ago and they specialize in dental implantology.
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Tagged with Back, dentistry, funding, Help, Hungary, Indiegogo, people', Royal, seeks, smile, Their.
By elkhornadmin
– May 17, 2014