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If you believe staying informed about the rapidly expanding volume of information in the dynamic science of Dentistry is important in building and maintaining a successful practice, then you will not want to miss New Horizons in Dentistry. The faculty at the University of Connecticut Health center presents some interesting and very useful information about the immediate loading of implants. There is a better medication for primary molar pulpotomy treatment. A medication less toxic than formocresol is presented by a dental school is Israel. Does periodontal disease really cause preterm low birth weight as reported earlier? A German university presents a very good study that indicates this is not correct. A University of Berne group presents a long-term follow-up study that shows some skeletal relapse is to be expected after mandibular advancement surgery. Let New Horizons in Dentistry keep you academically current and clinically savvy!