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Dental News 2002 p9:

• Clinical studies demonstrate benefit of chewing sugar-free gum
  Data shows Recaldent TM helps with active remineralization of tooth enamel.
• Patterson Dental Announces Acquisition of Thompson Dental Company
  Acquisition of Top 10 Dental Distributor Provides Patterson With Significant Share of Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern Markets.
• American Dental Association Calls For Entries for Community and Geriatric Oral Health Awards Programs.
  Deadline is May 15, 2002.
• Don't Be Fooled About Your Oral Health: AAP Uncovers Common Misconceptions
  AAP dispels myths that get in the way of optimum oral health.
• Kodak Announces Multi-Million-Dollar Purchase of PACS, CR Equipment by NorthEast Medical Center
  Multi-million dollar investment consistent with the medical center's commitment to dental excellence.
• Majority of Parents Schedule Child's First Dental Visit Two Years Too Late
  Early visits are crucial, according to AAPD director.
• Sybron Dental Specialties, Inc. Wins Top Awards At Dental Industry Awards Banquet
  Company garnishes Reality Publishing's 5-star awards for innovative dental products.
• Zila to be Issued Additional U.S. Patent for OraTest(R) Diagnostic Kit
  New patent complements cutting-edge line of oral cancer detection products.
• Are You Prepared?
  Sept. 11 tragedy called on dentists in ways few could have imagined
• Study Suggests that ULTRACET Provides Rapid Relief from Oral Surgery Pain
  Study shows ULTRACET as effective as Tylenol 3, but causes less nausea for patients.

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