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    Imaging aids in removal of ingested, hard-to-see, broken aligner
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    Imaging aided in retrieving an accidentally swallowed 2-cm piece of an orthodontic aligner, according to a case report.
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    Study reveals gap in prenatal dental care
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    Is analysis paralysis preventing growth in your practice or DSO?
    By Beth Gaddis
    Analysis paralysis was a focus of conversation at the recent DentalForum conference, and here's what several leaders in the DSO space had to say on the subject.
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    Root canal material led to anaphylaxis-related death
    By Melissa Busch
    After being treated with temporary endodontic material containing polyethylene glycol, two patients experienced anaphylaxis, one of whom died, according to a case report.
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    What cancer patients need to know about dental implants
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    For patients with head and neck cancer, implants in the irradiated upper jaw may have lower survival rates than those placed in the lower jaw, suggest findings from research published in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America.
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    Dentists, ready to expand your role in patient care?
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    Dentists may broaden their roles in patient care by helping to identify sleep disorders, according to a press release from the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine in New Jersey.
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    Dentist warns this could happen to you
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    Dental infection control: Have you seen our interview series on dental unit waterlines?
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    Ex-dental employee nabbed for illegal dentistry, more
    By Melissa Busch
    A former dental office employee is accused of tampering with a practice computer after she was fired and illegally performing illegal dentistry offsite.
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