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Editorials     28 May 2024

Dentistry with Heart

Initially interested in a career in computer science or video games, Ostrow grad Garrett Cecchini endeavored for a profession that would afford him an opportunity to develop lifelong...


Dr. Claire Mills, one of six students in the dual degree DDS/PhD program, has been selected as the UW School of Dentistry’s Magnuson Scholar for the 2024-25 academic year.


Born and raised in Havana, Cuba, Layra Valdes, DMD24, first became interested in dentistry when her orthodontist showed how her dental experience could be fun and educational rather than scary and...


Adams School of Dentistry’s Amy Lawson, DDS ’27, and Ricardo Padilla, DDS, were recently invited to represent ASOD at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center’s “Exploring Cancer Spring...


The School of Dentistry recently launched a new program to positively impact the mental health and well-being of the members of its community.


The National Academy of Sciences has named School of Dentistry faculty member Dr. Joshua J. Emrick as a Kavli Fellow, part of a program that brings together outstanding young scientists to discuss...


Kara Gross Margolis, MD, has been named Director of the NYU Pain Research Center, effective May 1, 2024. Dr. Margolis is a pediatric gastroenterologist with internationally recognized clinical...


The Texas A&M School of Dentistry dental hygiene program, and its students past and present, were celebrated at a luncheon April 26 at the Arts District Mansion in downtown Dallas.


Sugar alcohol and popular food additive can lower acid-producing bacteria that lead to dental caries


Matthew Mauck, DDS ’11, says it’s funny that he’s a dentist. Back when he played professional football, he thought wearing a mouthguard was annoying. Now the former NFL and MLB player spends...


As the presidents of dental-student associations, Shafa Nathani and Brandon Wallace learned about advocacy, balancing commitments, and making a difference


If there were an indicator for change in music, this would be off the charts if it wanted to measure how many and what changes Miles Davis has made since, at eighteen, he was enlisted, almost by...


Penn Dental Medicine’s Center for Integrative Global Oral Health (CIGOH) recently convened its Global Oral Health Forum II: Evidence to Advocacy, bringing together global leaders in health policy...


Every year, thousands of American children are diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), the most common form of childhood cancer. The disease begins in bone marrow, when immature cells...


When Patty Martin was 13, she already knew she was interested in science and people. 


Artificial intelligence applications and tools for dentistry emerging in the marketplace today have, for the most part, been designed for use in dental practices and by dentists in the field.


University of Michigan School of Dentistry faculty member Livia Tenuta has received an award for her research related to children’s oral health.


At UF Health, we bridge discoveries with clinical care, leading to new advances that offer hope and healing for our patients and their loved ones.


CU Dental faculty, staff and students present fascinating findings, from chocolate to academic burnout, at national dental education and research conferences.


Looking at multiple dental health conditions and behaviors paints a clearer picture of long-term health and mortality.


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