Dental Tribune U.S. Edition

Children’s Oral Health Month: GC America’s MI Paste appears on ‘The Balancing Act’ Industry News DENTAL TRIBUNE | February 201110A MI Paste and MI Paste Plus: • Quickly relieve sensitivity • Help strengthen teeth to aid in keeping them cavity resistant • Supply calcium, phosphate and fluoride in nature’s cor- rect ratio • Have a proven clinical suc- cess record for many indica- tions, including high caries risk, xerostomia, orthodon- tic, post-bleaching, oncology, pediatric and high plaque/ special needs patients GC America has a designated website for MI Paste and MI Paste Plus at www.mipaste.com. Follow MI Paste on Facebook at www.facebook.com/mipaste. For more information on GC America and its complete product line, please visit the company’s website at www.gcamerica.com. “The Balancing Act” airs on Life- GC America announced that its MI Paste will be one of the featured products on the Lifetime Network’s daily morning show, “The Balanc- ing Act.” A special segment was produced in anticipation of Children’s Oral Health Month in February called “Protecting Your Children’s Teeth: The Importance of Good Oral Care for Your Kids.” The show aired Feb. 16 and will air again on March 2. Dr. Brian Nový, assistant pro- fessor of restorative dentistry and recipient of the ADA’s award for his preventive practice, spoke with one of the show’s host, Danielle Knox, on the many benefits of MI Paste and MI Paste Plus. MI Paste Plus™ is a water-based topical tooth cream containing RECALDENT™ , with incorporated fluoride (CPP-ACPF: casein phos- phopeptide-amorphous calcium phosphate fluoride). time Television at 7 a.m. (ET/PT) and is America’s premier morn- ing show that is about women, for women and trusted by women. For more information, visit www.thebalancingact.com. Follow “The Balancing Act” on www.facebook.com/TheBalancing ActFans, www.twitter.com/ BalancingActTV and www.youtube. com/thebalancingact. DT AD (Photo/Provided by the GC America) Fight oral cancer! Prove to your patients just how committed you are to fight- ing this disease by signing up to be listed at www.oralcancer selfexam.com. This website was developed for consumers in order to show them how to do self-examinations for oral cancer. Self-examination can help your patients to detect abnor- malities or incipient oral cancer lesions early. Early detection in the fight against cancer is crucial and a primary benefit in encouraging your patients to engage in self-examinations. Secondly, as dental patients become more familiar with their oral cavity, it will stimu- late them to receive treatment much faster. If dental professionals do not take the lead in the fight against oral cancer, who will? And in the eyes of our patients, they likely would not expect anyone else to do so — would you? (Photo/Provided by GC America)