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Dental Featured Stories 2005 p4:

• Smokers should "whiten up" after kicking the habit
  Dentist-supervised teeth whitening products remain the best method to help patients erase the nasty stains of tobacco products.
• Avoid the hookah and save your teeth
  Study provides convincing evidence that tobacco smoking is a risk factor for periodontal disease.
• Company raises more than $100,000 in hurricane relief
  Pacific Dental Services will donate funds to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Katrina victims.
• Video highlights dental lab technology career
  Aimed at middle and high school students, the 10-minute video highlights the artistic, detailed work of dental laboratory technicians.
• Dentistry reunion set
  University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry reunion to be held Feb. 24, 2006, during Chicago Dental Society Midwinter Meeting.
• Practice-management program extended
  New York University College of Dentistry lengthens partnership with Levin Group for an additional year.
• Dental school adopts groundbreaking technology
  Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health first in nation to employ an operational system that will use technology to treat more effectively dental and oral health disease.
• New dental award recognizes public service
  Academy of General Dentistry launches Lifelong Learning and Service Recognition Program.
• Foundation seeks dental research proposals
  Available grant funds for the program, offered in conjunction with the American Dental Association Council on Scientific Affairs, total $100,000.
• Healthier teeth prevent disease
  Company stresses importance of oral health as key to overall wellness.

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