Practice welcomes new dentist
Practice welcomes new dentist (Neosho Daily News)
For the past 35 years, Dr. Stephen Evans has been a local dentist on Brook Street, but on Nov. 17, he officially announced his retirement and his replacement, Dr. Josh Platner of Jasper.
Bright Now! Dental Inc. Opens Another New Dental Office in the Phoenix Area (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
AVONDALE, Ariz.----Nov. 9, 2005--As part of the effort to expand its Phoenix-area presence, Bright Now! Dental Inc., the nation's leading provider of business support services to dentists, today announced the grand opening of the second new Bright Now!
No more wired smile? (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Navya Parsa smiled between instructions from orthodontist Dr. Ron Cohen. From the outside looking in, the front of her teeth shone white and unobstructed as ever. Inside, her tongue traced the new braces attached to the back of her teeth.
Tinsel Teeth, Take Two (BusinessWeek)
Need to refresh that smile? New braces can do it faster and with less pain
ID sought of boy injured in bike-car accident (Newsday.com)
Suffolk police are asking for the public's help in trying to identify a teenage bicyclist who was struck and critically injured yesterday afternoon in Lindenhurst.
Align, OrthoClear Suit to Move Forward (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Dental product makers Align Technology Inc. and OrthoClear Inc. said Thursday they will move forward in a court case over transparent wireless braces, after a San Francisco court trimmed a number of claims in the suit.
University of Connecticut to Offer OrthoClear(R) Training to Dental Students (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Today, OrthoClear, Inc. announced that the University of Connecticut will be offering OrthoClear training as an elective course in its undergraduate and graduate dental curriculum. Beginning in the spring, the University will also be offering OrthoClear certification to its 4th year graduate students.
GUEST VIEW: Life s a gas (Winona Daily News)
I was fortunate to have had a fairly idyllic childhood. Not a lot of trauma, not a hotbed breeding ground for the angst I later co-opted from my generation in my teens. Nothing significantly dramatic, painful or horrific ... with one possible exception: the dentist chair.
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