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Your mouth might be hiding infections that quietly impact your whole body, dentist Dr. Michelle Jorgensen told Newsweek.

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In modern dentistry, precision and patient comfort are no longer just aspirations—they are now achievable standards thanks to technological innovation.

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Also cleared by the FDA was the CUSA Clarity Ultrasonic Surgical Aspirator System for the debridement of unwanted tissue during cardiac surgeries, Integra LifeSciences said.