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Kerala Dentist Ordered To Pay Rs 2 Lakh For Damaging Patient's Five Teeth
The Commission found that negligence in the treatment by the dental surgeon destroyed the healthy teeth of the complainant and caused her mental distress and financial loss.
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SpaceX Launches Tiny Sea Creatures, Experimental Toothpaste, Solar Panels to ISS
SpaceX launched thousands of tiny sea creatures to the International Space Station, along with a plaque-fighting toothpaste experiment and powerful solar panels.
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World Anaesthesia Day 2022: What Is Anaesthesia And How It Works? Know Here
World Anaesthesia Day 2022: Anaesthesia helps a patient go through medical procedures or surgery, pain-free. An anaesthesia numbs sensations around the tooth during a dental treatment. The more powerful ones cause unconsciousness.
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Health Ministry Issues Guidelines For Dental Clinics
Dental clinics in the COVID-19 containment zones will remain closed, however, they can continue to provide teleconsultation to patients, according to the guidelines issued by the Union health ministry for dental professionals in view of the ongoing pandemic.
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Poor Oral Health Linked To High Blood Pressure, Here's How
Besides a healthy lifestyle and diet, dental health also plays a significant role in triggering high blood pressure (BP), according to a new research.
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Heart Patients Can Prolong Their Life By Making This Small Change In Their Lifestyle
According to a recent study, heart patients should interrupt sedentary time every twenty minutes with a seven minute bout of light physical activity in order to prolong life.
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Old Delhi's Street Dentists: Reluctant Practitioners Of A Dying Tradition
Old Delhi's street dentists practise a dying tradition on a pavement near the Red Fort. Twenty years ago, nearly 30 street practitioners had patients lining up to see them. Now, only four remain.
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Talwars Didn't Charge For Dental Clinic, Would Have Earned 49,500: Jailor
Dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar have refused remuneration for their services to patients inside Dasna Jail, where they have incarcerated since 2013 in connection with the Aarushi-Hemraj double murder case, jail officials said.
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How 3D Printers Are Revolutionising Dentistry in India
3D printing is allowing dentists to get more accurate models that are also more durable, and could bring down dentist visits to just one-third.
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Gum Disease Linked to Heart Disease
In a study of more than 60,000 dental patients, those with gum disease were twice as likely to have had a heart attack, stroke or severe chest pain.
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A Dentist Lost A Barbed Tool During A Root Canal. It Was Later Found In Her Patient's Stomach.
Janus Pawlowicz was having root canal surgery at an Illinois dental clinic when his dentist told him that she had dropped an instrument somewhere and couldn't find it.
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Indian-Origin Dentist Banned For Affair With Patient In UK
An Indian-origin dentist in the UK on Thursday was banned from the dental profession for having an 18-month-long affair with one of his married female patient.
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11,000 Australian Dental Patients May be Exposed to HIV
Up to 11,000 Australian dental patients were urged to see their doctors Thursday over fears they may have been exposed to HIV and hepatitis due to hygiene breaches at clinics in Sydney.
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Dental fillings unlikely to cause mercury poisoning
Mercury has been used in dentistry for about 150 years but some believe that dental fillings can give off harmful vapours that can be dangerous for dentists and patients. But dental associations say it is safe when mixed with other metals. A range of ailments that some people attribute to the mercury in "silver" dental fillings are more likely to b...
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Kerala Dentist Ordered To Pay Rs 2 Lakh For Damaging Patient's Five Teeth
The Commission found that negligence in the treatment by the dental surgeon destroyed the healthy teeth of the complainant and caused her mental distress and financial loss.
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SpaceX Launches Tiny Sea Creatures, Experimental Toothpaste, Solar Panels to ISS
SpaceX launched thousands of tiny sea creatures to the International Space Station, along with a plaque-fighting toothpaste experiment and powerful solar panels.
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World Anaesthesia Day 2022: What Is Anaesthesia And How It Works? Know Here
World Anaesthesia Day 2022: Anaesthesia helps a patient go through medical procedures or surgery, pain-free. An anaesthesia numbs sensations around the tooth during a dental treatment. The more powerful ones cause unconsciousness.
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Health Ministry Issues Guidelines For Dental Clinics
Dental clinics in the COVID-19 containment zones will remain closed, however, they can continue to provide teleconsultation to patients, according to the guidelines issued by the Union health ministry for dental professionals in view of the ongoing pandemic.
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Poor Oral Health Linked To High Blood Pressure, Here's How
Besides a healthy lifestyle and diet, dental health also plays a significant role in triggering high blood pressure (BP), according to a new research.
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Heart Patients Can Prolong Their Life By Making This Small Change In Their Lifestyle
According to a recent study, heart patients should interrupt sedentary time every twenty minutes with a seven minute bout of light physical activity in order to prolong life.
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Old Delhi's Street Dentists: Reluctant Practitioners Of A Dying Tradition
Old Delhi's street dentists practise a dying tradition on a pavement near the Red Fort. Twenty years ago, nearly 30 street practitioners had patients lining up to see them. Now, only four remain.
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Talwars Didn't Charge For Dental Clinic, Would Have Earned 49,500: Jailor
Dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar have refused remuneration for their services to patients inside Dasna Jail, where they have incarcerated since 2013 in connection with the Aarushi-Hemraj double murder case, jail officials said.
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How 3D Printers Are Revolutionising Dentistry in India
3D printing is allowing dentists to get more accurate models that are also more durable, and could bring down dentist visits to just one-third.
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Gum Disease Linked to Heart Disease
In a study of more than 60,000 dental patients, those with gum disease were twice as likely to have had a heart attack, stroke or severe chest pain.
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A Dentist Lost A Barbed Tool During A Root Canal. It Was Later Found In Her Patient's Stomach.
Janus Pawlowicz was having root canal surgery at an Illinois dental clinic when his dentist told him that she had dropped an instrument somewhere and couldn't find it.
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Indian-Origin Dentist Banned For Affair With Patient In UK
An Indian-origin dentist in the UK on Thursday was banned from the dental profession for having an 18-month-long affair with one of his married female patient.
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11,000 Australian Dental Patients May be Exposed to HIV
Up to 11,000 Australian dental patients were urged to see their doctors Thursday over fears they may have been exposed to HIV and hepatitis due to hygiene breaches at clinics in Sydney.
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Dental fillings unlikely to cause mercury poisoning
Mercury has been used in dentistry for about 150 years but some believe that dental fillings can give off harmful vapours that can be dangerous for dentists and patients. But dental associations say it is safe when mixed with other metals. A range of ailments that some people attribute to the mercury in "silver" dental fillings are more likely to b...
