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Rediscover your Youthful Beauty with Expert Anti-Aging Dentistry

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We are at the cusp of a new frontier for anti-aging dentistry, and Drs. … While this may seem like a startling revelation to many people, it's old news to …

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Acadiana People: Dentist hits the road to treat elderly

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If you're in a nursing home, a trip to the dentist can be near impossible, … At the same time, believe it or not, our stake in good dental health grows, … He has turned up in ABC News and Washington Post stories in the last few years.

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20 isle vets exposed to unsterilized dental tools

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Twenty patients in the Veterans Affairs Pacific Islands Health Care system potentially were exposed to blood-borne pathogens in May from unsterilized …

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Medical, dental camp held at Khankah-i-Moula

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The team of six dental surgeons including a maxillofacial surgeon and eight specialty doctors gave free consultation to around 300 patients throughout …

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