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Accessible care for all at a new dental center A priority of Dean Mark Wolff, the Care Center for Persons with Disabilities is now seeing patients at the School of Dental Medicine. Within the new Care Center for Persons with Disabilities, spaces have been carefully crafted to accommodate patients with physical, intellectual, and emotional disabilities. Clinicians Katherine France and Temitope Omolehinwa, an associate director of th...

TikTok is full of stuff you never knew you needed to know—like curling your hair with a bathrobe sash or getting rid of stubborn acne with hydrocolloid bandages. Now, TikTokkers are revealing that your dentist may know more about your sexual health than you may expect. According to a new massively-viral TikTok video shared by user @dentite, a dentist in Michigan whose real name is Huzefa Kapadia, dentists can actually know when youve recently performed oral sex—in the form of a blow job—...

myComply Selected to Provide New York City With Safety Database and Connect 150,000+ Construction Workers to Smart Technology News provided by Share this article Share this article SASKATOON, SK, Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - myComply, a provider of technology used to verify safety training, has been selected by the New York City Department of Buildings (NYC DOB) to build and administer the software behind an innovative construction safety database. Construction is widely recognized as the mo...

Applying physics expertise to making smiles brighter With a background in physics and material science, Yu Zhang has joined the School of Dental Medicine to advance the way dentists restore oral health. Yu Zhang joined the Penn Dental Medicine faculty last year, bringing a wealth of expertise in physics and engineering to complement the School’s existing strengths. In general, ceramics don’t have a reputation for being a rough-...

Social media has a weird way of making you feel insecure about things you didnt even know you should be concerned with—and currently, its been focusing on your jawline. The popular social media app TikTok is flooded right now with people who claim that a tiny device you can repeatedly chew on helped give them a more chiseled jawline. The trend isnt necessarily brand new, but it has recently picked up steam, namely due to a video shared by user @ilikepiemuah0—and then a subsequent video by u...