Economic stimulus ‘completed commitment’ for dental research

Bethesda, Md.—The 2009 economic stimulus law pumped $112.6 million into dental, oral and craniofacial research, the National Institutes of Health reported Oct. 5 in a “completed commitment” statement.

The NIH also awarded $24.2 million in stimulus grants to dental education and research facilities for infrastructure projects.

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Oral health research responds to dental practice

Private practice dentists are shaping the oral health research agenda with their questions, the top official of the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research told a town hall meeting April 25.

“NIDCR takes those questions that are most important and pivotal for dental practitioners in their everyday encounters with patients and brings them together to work as part of a dental practice research network, where the questions are often generated by the dentists themselves,” said Dr. Isabel Garcia, the dental institute’s acting director.

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