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Your Turn: Pediatric Dentistry
Staff WriterHaving trouble getting your children to brush their teeth? Are they terrified of the dentist? Dr. Joye Warr was in the FOX8 studios this morning to help answer questions about your children's teeth. Dr. Warr's office is located on Hutton Lane in High...Tags: Human Body, Teeth
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Problems With Teeth, Gums Could Point To Bigger Health Issue
Washington PostYour mouth can tell you a lot about your overall health. Troubled teeth and gums aren't always just a dental problem. Sometimes they indicate deeper issues, and dentists are increasingly picking up the clues. "We look around the mouth and we look for...Tags: Mouth, Physical Conditions, Teeth, Human Body, Diabetes
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JNF announces Professional Society for physicians and dentists
A marketing publication of the Sun-Sentinel CompanyUnderstanding it's important to provide everyone with a sense of belonging, Jewish National Fund (JNF) is proud to announce the JNF Doctors for Israel Society created for physicians and dentists who are looking to forge an enduring commitment to Israel...Tags: Forestry and Timber, Medical Doctors, Medical Staff, Boca Raton, Natural Resources
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Dental Community Provides Free Care
HARTFORDIn Connecticut, 2,090 children have received free dental care from state dental professionals since February 6, 2009 — the kick-off of the Give Kids A Smile 2009 program — according to a report released today by the Connecticut State Dental...Tags: Government, Human Body, Connecticut, Medical Services, American Dental Association
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Dr. Claude E. Driskell, 1926-2009: Dentist and author
Tribune reporterDr. Claude E. Driskell, a dentist who practiced in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood for more than a half-century, wrote an expansive history of African-American dental workers in the city. Dr. Driskell, 83, died Saturday, May 23, in hospice care at...Tags: Employees, Jackson Park, National or Ethnic Minorities, Roosevelt University, Colleges and Universities
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Police: Deadly Dental Office Shooting Caused by Divorce Dispute
KTLA NewsSIMI VALLEY -- Police say a man angry over an upcoming divorce from his wife started a deadly shooting spree at a dental office in Simi Valley. Jaime Peredes, 30, of Simi Valley, was booked on suspicion of murder after he allegedly shot and killed his...Tags: KTLA, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Symptoms
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Getting fresh: Starbucks to grind and brew coffee more frequently
LA TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTSStarbucks Corp. plans to start grinding and brewing coffee more frequently in U.S. stores to ensure fresh batches are always available. Baristas will refresh each container of coffee about every 24 minutes, said Sanja Gould, a spokeswoman for Seattle-...Tags: Wine, Beer, and Spirits, McDonald's, Product Recalls, Dining and Drinking, Consumers
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For a dentist, the mouth holds clues to many ills
The Washington PostYour mouth can tell you a lot about your overall health. Troubled teeth and gums aren't always just a dental problem. Sometimes they indicate deeper issues, and dentists are increasingly picking up the clues. "We look around the mouth and we look for...Tags: Human Body, Diseases, Physical Conditions
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People skipping the dentist because of economic woes
Staff reporterAs the economy grind to a halt, more people are grinding their teeth. Dentists across North Texas are reporting more people coming in with problems associated with stress. At Advanced Dentistry in Fort Worth, Dentist Robert Sorokolit has seen a doubling...Tags: Human Body
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Starbucks to grind and brew coffee more frequently
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Starbucks to brew a pot more often
Starbucks Corp. plans to start grinding and brewing coffee more frequently in U.S. stores to ensure fresh batches are always available.
Baristas will refresh each container of coffee about every 24 minutes,...Tags: McDonald's, Product Recalls, Distilling and Brewing Industry, Dining and Drinking, Consumers
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Summertime, and the livin' isn't always easy
Well, if you've got kids, they're out of school and they're probably driving you nuts by now. Maybe they shuffle around the house whining, ''I'm bored.'' Maybe they rummage through the art supplies and make a nice magic marker mural on the freshly... -
Mobile Dental Units For Public Schools Approved By Senate
Staff reporterThe Louisiana State Senate voted today 32-3 to pass House Bill 687, instructing the Louisiana State Board of Dentistry to move forward with the regulation of mobile dental clinics in Louisiana public schools. "Today's vote will change for the better...Tags: Arkansas, Kansas, Alabama, Florida, Public Schools
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