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What is your profession?: Editor

What dental school/dental hygiene school did you attend?: I received a communications degree from the University of Tulsa

In what state do you practice: I live in Tulsa, OK

For how many years have you been in the dental profession/industry?: I've been in the PennWell dental division for three years.

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Experts explain reasons for FDA acknowledgment of mercury dangers

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But we love you anyway, Kirsten. And Lory, call me naive, but I'm shocked your dentist was threatened with lawsuits for expressing his opinions. That powerful bottom line... We appreciate all you ... Read More »

Experts explain reasons for FDA acknowledgment of mercury dangers

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Very interesting and well written article, Ted. The ADA's timing was quite a coincidence, yet scary in its denial. If an excellent RDH such as Kirsten won't put amalgam fillings in her mouth, I'll ... Read More »

Is dental hygiene a crime?

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Like Mark, I'd laugh too, but who knows who's next on the fingerprint victim list? I love Ted's scenario. "I can't explain it officer, he just keeled over in my chair during a routine perio probing... Read More »

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Oral health linked to overall health

No big surprises there. But I admit, I'm becoming a dental nerd, and this is a topic that's always fascinated me. When I mention this to my friends, unfortunately, they do act surprised. (I'll slip into conversation, "Did you know that dentists can tell their patients who have diabetes from looking at their mouths? Did you know that studies have linked heart disease and gum disease, Alzheimer's and gum disease, premature birth and gum disease, to name a few? The mouth is the gateway to go…

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Posted by Meg Kaiser on April 15th, 2008 at 11:30am — 8 Comments (Add)

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At 3:10pm on July 8th, 2008, Lonnie Hirsch said…: Nice to meet you, Meg. We always appreciate the second look!

Lonnie

At 9:20pm on June 10th, 2008, cher said…: Hi Meg!
Glad to hear you liked the Chronic Temple of Doom! Please feel free to forward the video link (it's on Youtube.com too)!

At 9:00am on June 4th, 2008, Michael Ventriello said…: Hi Meg,

This is a great vehicle for peer-to-peer communication. I enjoy your posts as well.

Michael

At 10:52am on May 7th, 2008, Kristen Wright said…: Thanks, Meg. Yes, Saxon doesn't mind very well. In fact, the day after our ER visit, I said, "Didn't I tell you not to stand in that chair?" And she said, "Maybe." Sarcasm at 19 months. We're so proud.

At 3:17pm on April 29th, 2008, Lory Laughter said…: Meg, thanks for the kind words.
I must seem like the stubborn child, not joining in on family (RDH) activities until I feel good and ready. :-)
Honestly, just learned about the site.

At 11:48am on April 23rd, 2008, Mark Hildahl said…: Hello Meg- the Kaiser name is familiar to me from Williston.
I am practicing (and from) Minot- which is about 125 miles from Williston.
Thanks for touching base.
mark

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