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Dental Industry News 2007 p3:

• Survey confirms Americans prefer root canal treatment by endodontists
  Specialized care is critical to comprehensive oral health.
• New tools to assess dental health risks introduced
  Assessments are short quizzes designed to identify if an individual is susceptible to a number of conditions including: cavities, tooth decay, periodontal disease and oral cancer.
• Registration opens for "Leadership in Green Health Care" course
  Course educates health-care professionals in new discipline of sustainable medicine.
• Student wins 2007 Hanau Best of the Best Prosthodontic Award
  Dr. Benjamin A. Bowling, a graduate of the University of Iowa dental school, earns recognition.
• Ovarian cancer test could save lives
  Test detects deadly illness in Stage One.
• Doctors receive award from Special Olympics
  Special Spirit in China Award of Excellence presented to Drs. Paul Berman and Steven Perlman.
• Partnership to create a dental plaque biofilm curriculum
  Curriculum from American Dental Education Association and Colgate-Palmolive will provide educators with research tailored to first-year students in dentistry, dental hygiene, and dental assisting.
• 2008 traning schedule announced
  Nobilium & Ticonium divisions of CMP Industries LLC lists dates for Nobilium high-heat and Ticonium low-heat partial denture training.
• Dental-product value book available
  DentaCheques 2008 offers savings on invoices, no-purchase-necessary free products.
• Treating periodontal pockets could benefit pocket book
  Study suggests that preventing periodontal diseases can positively impact health- care expenses.

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