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Dr. Hajeera's Space

The Children in the Chair

The Children in the ChairBy the light of a fog-wrapped November evening in Bangalore In the hushed stillness of a foggy November evening, when the city lay cloaked in a ghost-grey shawl and the scent of burnt leaves curled through the air, Dr. Hajeera sat at her desk. Her journals lay scattered like old maps, […]

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The Times Of Dentistry

DentistryUnited News Analysis: Rising Anti-Fluoride Movement Threatens Oral Health in Rural America

By DentistryUnited NewsDesk: In rural pockets of the United States, a growing anti-fluoride movement is raising alarms among dental professionals, as communities face a potential surge in tooth decay. This trend, coupled with persistent dentist shortages, could reverse decades of progress in oral health, particularly in underserved areas. For dentists, understanding the implications of this […]

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Blogs By Dr. Syed Nabeel

The Evolution of Dental CAD: From Exocad to AI-Powered Simplicity in Crowns, Aligners, and Implants

The Evolution of Dental CAD: From Exocad to AI-Powered Simplicity The digital revolution in dentistry has already arrived, and it’s rewriting the rules of restorative design. What once required advanced workstations, costly software, and skilled CAD technicians can now be done in minutes—thanks to intelligent, cloud-based platforms. Welcome to the age of AI-powered dental CAD […]

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Blogs By Dr Meenakshi

Foreign Trained Dentist Narratives – Narrative 8

Bon Appétit! A Caries Puzzle, a Diet Chart, and a Cultural Awakening: How One Patient’s Question Changed My Perspective As I sat reviewing my patient’s treatment plan at dental school, the tooth chart in front of me displayed thirty-two teeth in the Universal Numbering System. Red markings indicated carious lesions, while black filled the spaces […]

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The Times Of Dentistry

Lab-Grown Teeth: King’s College London Moves Closer to Natural Alternatives for Fillings

A breakthrough by King’s College London scientists could revolutionize dentistry. Lab-grown teeth using bioengineered hydrogels may soon replace traditional fillings and implants with self-repairing, biologically integrated alternatives. Regenerative Dentistry Breakthrough at King’s College London In a significant advance in regenerative dentistry, researchers from King’s College London have made strides toward growing real teeth in the […]

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