Canada’s ToothFairy Spreads Her Wings for Canada’s Children

Posted on by admin

Help Canada’s ToothFairy spread her wings by participating in an exciting upcoming event! The ToothFairy Auction, taking place June 3-12, allows dental professionals to take advantage of excellent deals on valuable dental equipment,…
SOURCE: Oral Health Journal : Headline News – Read entire story here.

Related posts:

  1. Ask D’Mine: To Throw Up or Not To Throw Up – That is the Question Got questions about life with diabetes? So do we! That's why we offer our weekly diabetes advice column, Ask D'Mine, hosted by veteran type 1, diabetes author and community educator Wil Dubois. This week, Wil's talking sick days and what to do wh... ...
  2. Ask D’Mine: Is the (Diabetes Med) World Actually Flat…? Happy Saturday, and welcome back to our weekly advice column, Ask D'Mine, hosted by veteran type 1, diabetes author and educator Wil Dubois. This week, Wil examines a recent mainstream media news story that told us people with diabetes (PWDs) nee... ...
  3. 2013 Holiday Season Tips from the Diabetes Community If you Google it, there are like... a thousand sites and publications offering tips for staying healthy (and keeping the pounds off) during the holidays. But none are better for folks living with diabetes than the tips that come from our very own ... ...
  4. Around the Diabetes Online Community – November 2013 Edition We are winding down 2013. Amazing how fast time flies when you're having fun! Our community is calling it a wrap on this year's big Diabetes Awareness Month that, of course, brought us another World Diabetes Day and a ton of advocacy and awarene... ...
  5. Scary New Obstacles to Getting the Diabetes Stuff You Need Everywhere we turn these days, we're seeing restricted access to the vital diabetes medications and supplies we depend on to keep us healthy.From rationing test strips to restricting our choices of insulin to being told insurance will no longer co... ...

Related Posts

Temporal Mandibular Joint Disorder

Is My Bite Balanced? Your teeth are designed to fit together like precision gears in order to function properly for eating and chewing. If something has caused an improper bite, several types of damage may occur. Bite imbalance, or malocclusion, can sometimes happen as a result of missing teeth, the misalignment, or rotation of teeth, and even improperly-designed dental work. Think about the tires on your care. If they are not balanced, and the forces on them are not spread over the tire evenly, you will notice wear and tear on certain areas and the tires will not last as long as they are designed to. You can still drive the car, but the systems can start to break down and the car will not drive