Returned from my dentist visit a few days ago after having an old
crown replaced. He said the new one was stronger that the old one
(porcelain?) as it "had some metal in it".
I should have asked at the time and may have got this all wrong but:-

Well, whaddya think of it?
Henry Schein would like all of us to use it.
Read something about Henry acquiring their shares....

what causes "fecal breath" and how can it be cured?
thanks

My sister asked me this and I told her I'd post it here for your
feedback. It's a bit long but I am not going to edit her words.
F.Y.I.: She's 30 y.o..She said this is about the "very last tooth on
the bottom right" so I assume she means #32 unless she has had that

Dear dentist,how do you usually solve a problem with lower jaw
anesthesia?
Or do you have such problems?
Your opinion pleace...

Of all the genetics science going on I should would
like to have someone grow me a few new teeth that could
then be transplanted into my jaw to replace bad teeth.
How close is this to happening?

If you say their not i.e. chiropractic profession or those who look
for relationships in teeth in the rest of the body are all quacks then
where do you draw line i.e. at what point does a dentist who uses
these methods become acceptable as opposed to just woo ?

Yes,dentists should know that inadequate blood sugar control appears to
increase the chances of periodontal disease.
So. if a dentist sees P.D. he should suggest the patient get tested for
diabetes.  makes sense doesn't it?

I just joined the and wanted to hi hello...
cheers

    Please e-mail me off-list.  Heard some sad news, thought you might know
more than I.
Steve

Quick facts: white male,41 years old, laid off and will plan to stay that
way till we get done with our adoption class. I just had tooth 28 pulled
last week and 27 this week.(this one was awful-broke into pieces had to it
surgically) . I have 6 teeth left al on bottom). Dr is ...

I am the person who originally responded to razor with my own personal
experience with a perioprotect provider.  I am grateful for an honest
response as to the value of this so called therapy.  However, it
outrages me that this kind of scam goes on.  I work at a non-profit,

Nice to see Dental Clinics of North America, Jan 2009.  page 74.
"There is no doubt that the use of resin composite in posterior
restorations has become common in dental practices in the United
States and the world today.  While there are abundant retrospective

that was the title, and subtitle: "Doctors often lack proof that one
treatment trumps another, so a new government effort seeks to help
patients choose."
This story is in today's paper, The Patriot Ledger, and they got the

How long does it generally take for teens to progress to
periodontis even after routine dental visits?  If it's difficult to say how
long "generally", then what
is the longest amount of time you've ever seen it take?  The shortest?