Dentists drill clinics ax plan
New York dentists charged Thursday that Mayor Bloomberg's plan to close dental clinics will harm the city's neediest children. Health Commissioner Thomas Frieden defended the move, arguing poor kids can get free dental care through Medicaid.

Proposal to Shut Clinics Has NYC Dentists Worried
New York City dentists fear Mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposal to close dental health centers citywide could endanger the well-being of the city's neediest children.

Proposal to shut clinics has NYC dentists worried
Associated Press - November 20, 2008 11:05 AM ET ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - New York City dentists fear Mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposal to close dental health centers citywide could endanger the...

Dentists promote proper oral hygiene
CHEYENNE -- Are your teeth feeling a little furry? It could be a sign of serious health problems in your future.

Decline of Medicaid Dentists In The Panhandle
Pages of paperwork, rules and regulations are getting in the way of treating Panhandle Medicaid patients. Less than a third of Panhandle dentists treat patients on Medicaid...

Jardine: Dentists' drill fills a need
Time sure flies.

Horry's notables lace up dancing shoes
Three couples remain for the finale next week on ABC-TV's "Dancing with the Stars," but 19 pairs are on tap to light up the floor Saturday in a local fundraiser. Business Educaton Expectations/Early College High School and Long Bay Symphony Orchestra will split the proceeds from Dancing with the Horry County Stars at the Marina Inn at Grande Dunes. "Celebrities" such as a mayor, dentists and a ...

Budget Cuts Could Shutter Dozens Of Dental Clinics
New York City dentists are fearful the mayor's plan to close dental health centers could hurt thousands of the city's neediest children. The service cuts are part of the Mayor Michael Bloomberg's plan to cut costs. Bloomberg estimates the cuts would save about $10 million gross over two years.

No Bling at L.A. Auto Show
I'm at the LA Auto Show, which used to be sexy and exciting. This year it's more like a dentists convention in Cleveland. Actually, that's not fair to dentists or Cleveland. They're better than this.

sNIDe Remarks
"Welcome to the 2008 Dental Association meeting. I'd like to thank all you busy dentists for taking the time to attend this year's meeting. "By the way, what did the patient say when he was asked how his family's doing?

New Regulations Could Mean Safer Dental Work
EXCLUSIVE: 10 Investigates found what's in your dental work and the nation's top dentists took notice. Learn how it's helping your safety.

Action needed to prevent tooth decay: dentists
As the mother of a 16-month-old boy, Catherine Arcand-Pinette is eager to prevent him from picking up infectious diseases such as the flu or strep throat.

An M&A Boom in Debt Collectors


Dental association starts campaign
CHEYENNE - The Wyoming Dental Association has launched a statewide push to educate the public about the importance of good oral health practices. Dentists with the group say they're seeing an increase in gum disease in the state.

Detention units 'fail on health'
Children held in UK detention centres are not getting the medical care they need, a leading medical journal warns.

Look your best on the cheap
Sure, we've got problems with the economy. But no one wants to looked stressed-out about it.

BNP membership list is leaked on the internet
TEACHERS, prison officers, soldiers, dentists and even a Church of England vicar were named last night as members of the far-right British National Party.

Tooth decay in kids a health 'crisis'
Dentists and parents are urging the province to invest in dental programs in a bid to deal with a "crisis" of tooth decay in kids.

Dentist's invention brings relief to patients with braces
A Texas A&M System invention that decreases pain for patients with braces was presented at the Texas Life Science Conference in Houston.

Steve Cahalan: Two Brothers Powersports to build in Onalaska
Two Brothers Powersports in La Crosse and Onalaska plans to replace both locations next year with a new 25,000-square-foot facility at 905 Oak Ave. S., off Hwy. 35 near Dee?s Muffler in Onalaska.