Issue 20 of Dear Doctor Magazine

In this Issue of Dear Doctor - Dentistry & Oral Health magazine:

		Issue 1, Volume 6 Letter from Dear Doctor Read this Letter

Cover Story
		Cheryl Burke Cheryl Burke was a 21-year-old competitive ballroom dancer when she was discovered by the producers of ABC's Dancing with the Stars. Seven years later, this vivacious performer is still having a ball teaching celebrity dancers to shine. In her Dear Doctor interview, Cheryl talks about taking care of herself from head to toe, and the one oral hygiene product she'd never want to do without. Read this Cover Story

Feature Articles
		Important Teeth Whitening Questions Answered! In Dear Doctor's interview with nationally noted teeth-whitening expert Dr. Van B. Haywood, he answers questions about bleaching techniques and safety in achieving the best possible results. If you are thinking about getting your teeth whitened at your dentist's office or doing it yourself at home, this is a must-read... Read this Feature Article
		Seeking Relief From TMD TMD, or Temporomandibular Disorders, is an umbrella term for various painful conditions that affect the jaw joints. There are different treatment approaches to TMD problems, but not all are based on science. It's important to be up on the latest information and to be an educated consumer. In this comprehensive article, Dear Doctor provides state-of-the-art information and guidance on what you should know, whom you should see, and what you should ask... Read this Feature Article
		How to Help Your Child Develop the Best Habits for Oral Health Proper oral health habits are easy to learn — and lead to behaviors that result in life-long dental health. And the time to begin is as soon as your child's first baby teeth appear. From tooth-brushing for your toddler to helping your teenager stay away from tobacco, Dear Doctor offers the most important tips for healthy habit formation through childhood and beyond... Read this Feature Article
		How Sun Damage Ages Your Skin There really is no such thing as a healthy tan. What's more, sun damage starts in childhood and is cumulative over a lifetime, especially affecting your face — the most exposed part of your skin. If you notice brown spots, dark patches or other changes to your facial skin as you get older, you are seeing the effects of prior sun exposure. Sun damage can take many forms — from cosmetic to cancerous. Learn what changes to look for, how to protect your skin and prevent further damage... Read this Feature Article

Consultations
		Bulimia, Anorexia & Oral Health How dentists spot signs of eating disorders Read this Consultation
		Dental Implants For Teenagers Timing is everything when replacing a teen's missing teeth Read this Consultation
		How Thumb Sucking Affects The Bite "Tongue thrust" therapy helps ensure successful treatment Read this Consultation
		Confusing Tooth Pain Combined root canal and gum problems can cause confusing symptoms Read this Consultation
		Loose Teeth How biting forces can loosen teeth Read this Consultation

Guest Editorial
		A Dental Patient's Bill Of Rights & Responsibilities Read this Article