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Idiopathic Sialadenosis-Salivary Gland Clinic Columbia University

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Paul Ganjian DDS., Luis Mandel DDS. Journal of William Jarvie Society enlargement of the salivary glands with no known or determined contributing factors differential diagnosis includes tumors such as Warthin’s tumor,masseteric hypertrophy, Sjorgens syndrome,HIV infection,lymphoma,mumps and sarcoid. P. Ganjian*, L. Mandel (Salivary Gland Clinic, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center) Idiopathic sialadenosis as the name may suggest …

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United States Patent and Trademark Approval

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The Trademark Next Generation Dental West Side Orthodontics has been granted and approved for use. Dr Paul Ganjian at next generation dental & West Side Orthodontics of New York had been granted the right of use of the name west Side Orthodontics, Next Generation Dental. The West Side Orthodontics PC and associates have the following …

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The Inman Aligner: An effective tool for minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry

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The Inman Aligner: An effective tool for minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry (part I) – http://www.dental-tribune.com/articles/content/id/3277/scope/specialities/region/usa

100 Million people suffer from Sleep Apnea

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How do you deal with sleep apnea disorder

Periodontal Treatment No Harm To New Born

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Periodontal treatment is safe during pregnancy.

FDA says beware of teething gels

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FDA warning on teething gel for parents

Osteoporosis & Biophosphonate

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If used appropriately, bisphosphonates are a tremendous tool in treating osteoporosis. There is currently a great deal of confusing information over when and how to safely use them. Clearing up the confusion is important because more than 30 million people in the United States are currently suffering from osteoporosis, and if they are not treated, …

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NIH releases oral health recommendation

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The Institute of Medicine (IOM), an independent, nonprofit organization that works outside of government to provide unbiased and authoritative advice to decision makers and the public, recently issued a report, Advancing Oral Health in America, in which it offers key recommendations to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

Nepal teeth to uncover the origins of birth defects

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For Himalaya tourists, the remote village of Jiri in Nepal is just a regular stopover on the way into the mountains. Professor Richard J. Sherwood from Dayton in the US however thinks the small group of natives living there could hold the key to understanding the origin of common birth defects, such as cleft lip …

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Orthodontic Study Gives HK people bad Report

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HONG KONG/LEIPZIG, Germany: People in Hong Kong should brush up on their knowledge of misaligned teeth (malocclusion). According to a new survey conducted by the city’s Society of Orthodontists on more than 1,000 participants, four in five people did not know that it can lead to long-term dental complications,

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