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Survey Shows Americans are Unprepared for Dental Emergencies

Although 72 percent of Americans have fillings, caps or crowns and one in six had a dental emergency during the past 12 months, most are not prepared to deal with a dental emergency, according to a recent survey.

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    Free Dental Clinics for Kids and Adults

    400 expected at NC church’s free dental clinic. Siouxland Dental Health Offers Free Dental Care. Is UNLV doing low cost dental work locally? Hundreds line up at free dental clinic. We Care Society conducts free dental camp.

    Hundreds Thousands Californians Seek Cheap Dental Care in Mexico

    According to the Medical Care journal nearly 1 million Californians, about 952,000 adults, if to be more precise, cross the Mexican border to get the necessary medical care and most of them for dental tourism. Considering that about 488,000 of these people were Mexican immigrants, it’s interesting to know what is really happening there and what the reason is.

    Free Dental Work for Children and Adults

    Free dental clinic offered in Springdale next week. Students in Garfield County School District 16 area take advantage of county program. Organization To Provide Free Dental Clinic.

    How Best Toothbrush Should Look Like

    It’s difficult to imagine our life, these days, without a toothbrush. This small thing became a part of our every day life and its purpose is to make this life better. But how do we know that the right toothbrush is used? Most of us buy it automatically, trusting the way they look like. This article will help everyone to make the right choice in choosing a good toothbrush.

    Green Tea May Help Keep Gums Healthy

    A cup of green tea per day may help keep gum disease at bay, a new study suggests. Researchers found that among middle-aged Japanese, the odds of having gum disease declined as the men’s intake of green tea rose.