SMILE composite restorative material classified as provisionally acceptable. Council on Dental Materials and Devices.
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American Dental Association↗
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Smile! National Children's Dental Health Week is a winner!
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Audiovisual Aids↗
Iron-on transfers part of "Smile America" campaign for 1980 National Children's Dental Health Week.
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Child↗
Keep your smile ... all your life.
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Aged↗
Intensive swimming: can it affect your patients' smiles?
Athletes who swim intensively, such as those who swim laps more than six hours a week, may develop unusual yellowish brown or dark brown stains on their teeth. The authors hypothesize that long-term contact of the teeth with swimming pool water, as well as the mixture of oral fluids with swimming pool water, leads to the formation of these deposits. The authors report two cases of development of such stains.
Adolescent↗
Barn raising: give kids a smile... every day.
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Child↗
For the dental patient. Need holiday gift ideas? Oral hygiene products can make them smile.
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Adolescent↗
Volunteering with a smile.... Group brings aid to developing nations.
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Adolescent↗
Pouting and smiling distort the tactile perception of facial stimuli.
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Distance Perception↗
The Mona Lisa smiles: impact of risk factors for coronary artery disease in women.
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Cholesterol↗
Smiling face odontoid.
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Accidental Falls↗
[Smiling responses in newborn infants: relations to arousal level, spontaneous movements, and the tactile stimulus (author's transl)].
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Arousal↗
On being a doctor. Mrs. Posner's smile.
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Anecdotes as Topic↗