Monthly Archives: March 2017

Tweet DUCKS IN THE BOSQUE    dentist Albuquerque This happens quite a lot.  Although I usually go on hikes from 4 to six miles, I often get the best pictures within a couple of hundred yards of where I park … Continue reading →

Tweet VIBRATION RESISTANT MATERIALS BEING DESIGNED TO MIMIC TOOTH ENAMEL  dentist Albuquerque University of Michigan research on building materials that can withstand vibration and stress came up with a perfect model: tooth enamel. Soft materials absorb stress and vibration very … Continue reading →

Tweet DR. HOLLY MAE LINDSLEY DELIVERS 5 LB, 4 OZ BABY GIRL, ROSA RUTH LINDSLEY Guy C. Clark  dentist Albuquerque Following many miscarriages (some In-vitro), and nine months after a six year-old frozen egg was implanted, March 15 at 11:54 … Continue reading →

Tweet TOOTHPASTES WITH TRICLOSAN MORE EFFECTIVE IN REDUCING DENTAL PLAQUE AND DECAY  dentist Albuquerque Data studied by The Cochrane Oral Health Group found that triclosan, an ingredient in many toothpastes, reduces the level of caries (dental decay), plaque formation, bleeding … Continue reading →

Tweet   dentist Albuquerque The past week I have been down in the Corrales Bosque several times, but the birding has been somewhat limited.  However, I did manage to get this shot of a Great Blue Heron perched on an … Continue reading →

Tweet SILVER FILLINGS AND MERCURY TOXICITY SILVER FILLINGS AND MERCURY TOXICITY   Dentist Albuquerque In a comment to a recent blog on the Clark Family Dental website, the responder mentioned that he had a friend who had been told by his … Continue reading →

Tweet TIME-HONORED CEREMONY FOR NEW LOS RANCHOS FIRE TRUCK  Albuquerque dentist Firefighters and local citizens worked together to push the new fire truck into its berth in the Los Ranchos fire station.  Although the new truck was quite capable of … Continue reading →

Tweet STUDY SHOWS HOW CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS CAN BE CAUSED BY HIGH BLOOD SUGAR  dentist Albuquerque Research at the University of California, Davis, also collaborated by work at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, showed that high blood levels can lead … Continue reading →