21 August 2005   Now, grow your own teeth! Somewhere in a research lab not so far away, scientists are devising a way to help you grow back another tooth, exactly like the original. Invisible Way To Move Teeth If you want to straighten your teeth without braces, there may be a solution. People still use the traditional braces, but there is an alternative--one that's invisible and made of plastic. Simple saliva test may make it easier to determine your risk of disease Within two years, you may be able to go for a regular dental visit, spit into a cup and, before your appointment is over, find out from an analysis of your saliva whether you're at risk for oral cancer. Call now to get your FREE sample and our catalog 1-866-666-0261 Align Technology Introduces Invisalign(R) Express, a Low-Cost, Robust Solution for Simple Orthodontic Cases Align Technology, today launched InvisalignExpress, a new robust and lower-cost solution for simple orthodontic cases. The advent of the 3G toothbrush One of the few things we took with us when we climbed down from the trees to begin our Darwinian journey of life on two legs was a twig, which we chewed and used to clean our teeth. Got Cavities? Prevention Could Be As Easy As Opening The Milk Carton Cavities are the single most prevalent chronic childhood disease, five times more common than asthma and seven times more common than hay fever. Coming up, a device that stops snoring A researcher in New Zealand has developed a device that can bring relief to people who snore and suffer from sleep apnoea, where breathing stops during sleep. Australia:  Uni defends dentistry course equipment shortage The University of Adelaide has denied that its dentistry students are being prevented from completing practical parts of their course because of a shortage of treatment chairs. Australia: Leading dental research wins Uni scientist Victoria Prize Prominent University of Melbourne dental scientist Professor Eric Reynolds has been awarded the Victoria Prize for his groundbreaking research into oral diseases and the prevention of tooth decay. India: Dental colleges urge Government to share fee burden The Karnataka Private Dental Colleges' Association has urged the Government to bear 50 per cent of the fee burden of the colleges. New Zealand: Anaesthetic shortage pains city dentists Dunedin dentists are being cautious with their supplies of dental anaesthetic as a world-wide shortage hits New Zealand. When to Change a Toothbrush Preventing Canker Sores Diabetics Prone to Dental Problems FDI 2005 ANNUAL WORLD DENTAL CONGRESS(21/08/2005 - 27/08/2005)   17th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ORAL MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY (28/08/2005 - 04/09/2005) Dentist for Diagnosis (16/08/2005) Dentist needed for diagnosis and treatment planning for large multi-spectialy private group practice in Pasadena. Exll. Sal. California, US   Dental Surgeon (15/08/2005) Require Dental Surgeon for our Gurgaon Centre Gurgaon, India   Dental Surgeon reqd. for a well established Dental Clinic (15/08/2005) Requirement goes out to all Dental surgeons who seek to assist as well as run a Dental Clinic in Bangalore..... Experience is not a must but honesty and hard work will be appreciated.... Salary can be negotiated Bangalore, India     Kent Ozone Dental Jet To clean inter-dental gaps and cavities Hydrosonic Ultrasonic Cleaner Click here to contact us if you are interested in showcasing your product in our newsletter. Click here for free dental magazine subscription. Dental Catalog Dental Directory Dentist Directory Dental Lab Directory Dental Books Dental Jobs Discussion Forum The Newsletter was sent to you on behalf of dentalbazaar.com.

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