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  • Marie
  • 01/21/2018

  No Need for the Two-Step

  When you provide your patient with a treatment plan, you know that if there are too many steps for them to take, it decreases the likelihood that he or she will follow them. The easier the routine is, the better. Until now, patients who have been using MI Paste® Plus have had to follow two steps when brushing—first using their regular toothpaste...

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  • Allison Walker
  • 01/16/2018

  Implementing a Preventive Care Regimen for Orthodontic Patients

  Many dentists and orthodontists find it hard to impress upon young patients how important it is to brush their teeth regularly, especially if they are wearing bracket systems. Teenagers and adolescents often don’t get that they could end up with white spot lesions (WSLs) and cavities unless they take extra care with their oral hygiene while...

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  • Brian Donahue
  • 07/07/2017

  ACT Dry Mouth Products Offer Relief & Protection

  With a sizable segment of the population suffering from xerostomia, it is important for dental professionals to grasp a deep knowledge of the types of treatment and the specific products available for their patients suffering from dry mouth or xerostomia. A lack of appropriate treatment for such conditions presents a greater risk of tooth decay...

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  • Allison Walker
  • 05/22/2017

  New ACT Kids Toothpaste

  Sponsored Blog Dental professionals encourage parents to impress upon their children the importance of a lifetime of good oral health. While pediatric tooth decay is preventable, it is still the most common chronic disease facing children in the United States, with more than 40% experiencing caries by the time they enter kindergarten. New...

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  • Samantha Negraval
  • 04/06/2017

  Why These Dental Hygiene Students Want Your Old Toothbrush

  Students in the University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College Dental Hygiene program want your old toothbrush. They’ll also take your old toothpaste tubes and empty floss containers. Why!? Well it's all for a good cause, of course...actually it's for 2 good causes. The students collect the used items and send them to a company called Terracycle,...

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  • Allison Walker
  • 02/16/2017

  National Children’s Dental Health Month

  Sponsored Blog: February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. The American Dental Association encourages dentists and hygienists to discuss the importance of a lifetime of good oral health with their child and caregiver patients. We know that tooth decay is the most common chronic disease facing children in the United States, with more...

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