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• Ew! Bad teeth reveal what ancients ate
WASHINGTON - Thanks to poor dental hygiene, researchers are getting a more detailed understanding of what people ate thousands of years ago in what is now Peru. Dental plaque scraped from the teeth of people who lived as much as 9,200 years ago ...
• Study: Autism costs strain family finances
She's still working to pay off a $7,000 bill for dental work Austin had last year. He has to be sedated and hospitalized for dental care because he can't sit still in a chair, Mace explained. Austin's health insurance doesn't cover any of it, she said
• These Stocks Beat Gas Stocks
The Colgate dental hygiene brands have the biggest market share in the world and emerging economic regions are now providing nearly half its sales. In Latin America, for instance, Colgate has an 80% market share, which gives it excellent pricing power
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Scheduled for completion in 2015, New Songdo City will link all residential, business, and medical infrastructure via RFID and Wi-Fi, so you'll be able to check your dental records, unlock your front door, and pay your bills from your cell phone ...
• Readers share whitening woes
Now I drink everything through a straw due to very sensitive teeth," wrote one dental assistant who over-whitened. One said her whitening experience was more excruciating than childbirth without an epidural: "I have never gone through anything like ...