Conclusions Dental research reusing electronic patient data is nascent but accelerating. Future EDR design should focus on enhancing data quality, begin to integrate research data collection and implement interoperability with electronic medical records to facilitate oralsystemic investigations. Clinical significance Measuring and improving the quality of dental care requires that we begin to reuse electronic patient data collected in practice for clinical research. Practice data can potentially serve as a useful complement to data collected in traditional research studies (Source: Journal of Dentistry)
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Reusing Electronic Patient Data for Dental Clinical Research: A Review of Current Status
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– April 25, 2013
Skylands Dental of NJ offers mini implant consultations
Advances in dental technology provide you with more tooth replacement options than ever before.
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– April 25, 2013
West, Texas dental office remains closed following explosion
West, Texas—Gray smoke billowed over the town as Dr. Larry Sparks made his way home Wednesday night.
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– April 24, 2013
Wall Shear Stress Effects of Different Endodontic Irrigation Techniques and Systems
Conclusions The ability of the EndoVac system to significantly clean more debris from a mechanically inaccessible recess of the model curved root canal may be caused by robust bubble formation during irrigant delivery, creating higher wall shear stresses by a two-phase air-liquid flow phenomenon that is well known in other industrial débridement systems. (Source: Journal of Dentistry)
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– April 24, 2013
Plan to cut discretionary benefits moves ahead
Peterborough residents who die while receiving social assistance might have to go without a memorial service if they’re relying solely on money from the City when they’re gone.
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– April 24, 2013
Surgeon general endorses fluoridation
Huntsville, Ala.—U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin April 22 officially endorsed community water fluoridation as “one of the most effective choices communities can make to prevent health problems while actually improving the oral health of their citizens.”
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– April 23, 2013
Oral Health Support for Most Vulnerable Communities
Following the success of its inaugural 2012 community service grant programme for New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, the Wrigley Company Foundation in partnership with the New Zealand Dental Association is pleased to announce a three year funding commitment and a significant new grant for a large scale project.
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– April 23, 2013
Thai Dental Implants Offers Discount Dental Deals in Pattaya
Thai Dental Implants’ decision to further decrease the cost of dental implants in Pattaya would certainly cheer up hundreds of people haunted by the steep fee quoted by their local dentists.
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– April 22, 2013
Cone-beam CT course set for Chicago in June
Here’s an opportunity to visit the Windy City this summer and earn eight continuing education credits through the ADA Summer Seminar Series.
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– April 21, 2013
