The American Dental Association (ADA) Council on Scientific Affairs agrees with the conclusions of a recent report that current scientific evidence does not establish a direct cause and effect relationship between gum disease and heart disease or stroke. Additionally, the evidence does not establish that gum disease increases the rate of heart disease or stroke. […]
Read moreLast week the American Cancer Society published Yale University research findings that dental patients who received frequent dental X-rays a generation ago, are at greater risk for developing meningioma, a non-cancerous brain tumor. The Yale study involved more than 1,400 dental patients from around the U.S. who were diagnosed with the non-cancerous tumor. The study […]
Read moreRecently the U.S. Central Bank reported that the economy continued to expand at a moderate pace from mid-February through late March indicating a brighter outlook for most Americans, but is the recession really over? Only 9% of the dentists we surveyed think so. “More government brainwashing propaganda. This recession will never be over!” said one […]
Read moreA marketing video by the television network giant TNT is currently the top viral video on YouTube and is being touted as one of the best marketing stunts ever. The video has received over 12 million views since it was first uploaded just two short days ago. To celebrate the launch their high quality TV […]
Read moreThe American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry has just released a free e-booklet to help inform dental patients about the latest research on foods that promote oral health, along with recipes that incorporate these healty food ingredients for patients to try. The AACD reports that recent studies have shown that what dental patients eat can have […]
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