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Phony dentist accused of kissing buttocks of woman with toothache

Guess this dentist tried to pull a fast one. John Collazos, a 47-year-old man accused of posing as a dentist, reportedly treated a woman for a toothache -- by kissing her butt after giving her an injection, Hollywood cops say, reports the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

 

Gov. Schwarzenegger convinces two more unions to agree to pension concessions, pay cutbacks

Two more public employee unions -- representing doctors, dentists and engineers -- have agreed to tentative contracts with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, expanding to six the number of labor unions the governor has convinced to accept pay cuts and pension rollbacks.

 

No more fillings? Gel regenerates teeth

No more fillings? Gel regenerates teeth

Dentists could soon hang up their drills. A soft gel, embedded with a new peptide, placed next to a cavity, encourages cells inside teeth to regenerate in about a month, according to a new study.

 

Boy, 6, dies during visit to dentist

The mother of a 6-year-old Virginia boy who died during a visit to the dentist is struggling to get answers on what went wrong.

 

San Jose dentist charged with performing breast cancer exam on girl, 14

San Jose dentist charged with performing breast cancer exam on girl, 14

Four days after receiving a nine-month jail sentence for touching the breasts of six women patients, a San Jose dentist was arraigned Monday on a grand jury indictment of a more serious charge of lewd and lascivious acts on a 14-year-old girl.

 

Reader's Digest plans prearranged bankruptcy

Reader's Digest plans prearranged bankruptcy

Reader's Digest Association Inc, whose namesake magazine has been a staple of dentists' offices for generations, said on Monday it planned to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for its U.S. businesses as part of a prearranged plan with lenders to cut debt by 75 percent.

 

Juices, tea and energy drinks erode teeth

Juices, tea and energy drinks erode teeth

For years, dentists have warned patients about the decaying effects of cola and sugary, fizzy drinks on their teeth.

 

State's dentist shortage worsens

Too many people in North Carolina either can't afford to go to the dentist or can't find one in their community, health leaders warn, and the problem is likely to grow worse.

 

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