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January 15, 2007
A Pittsburgh zoo's 2-year-old polar bear is recovering Monday after root canal surgery. Last month, zookeepers at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium examined the bear after they noticed that he seemed lethargic. They discovered that Koda's quadrant mandibular canine - a big, fang-like tooth on the lower right side of his jaw - was infected. Dr. Tom Klein, a veterinary dentist at Ohio State University who operated on Koda, said the infection in the tooth could have spread to the jaw if it wasn't dealt with.
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January 9, 2007
A Brazilian immigrant was arrested Tuesday for allegedly operating an unlicensed dentistry practice out of an Orlando apartment. She was charged with a felony for putting hundreds of people at risk, police said. Christine Souza, 47, was using things like a regular living room recliner as a dental chair in a Cypress Springs apartment in Orlando. She owned up to doing procedures like root canals, X-rays, and crowns in the apartment.
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December 26, 2006
Topics police, naked, santa, truck, man, dentist, hero, pain, sleeping, clothing, virginia, christmas, window, running, driver, life, news and car
Santa Claus has been hailed a hero by local communities in Damascus, Virginia after aiding the police in the arrest of a streaker. Father Christmas assisted the local police in catching a 35-year-old man who was running naked outside a police station on Monday.
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December 25, 2006
Topics gifts, christmas, people, police, jobs, dentist, guns, jewelry, palm, insurance, couples, post, beach, paper, florida, house, money and alone
The Christmas season might be the time for everyone to take a break from their jobs, but not for robbers and thieves in Lake Clarke Shores, Florida. Surpassing its normal limit of only a dozen robberies per year, the place has seen 14 house robberies in the last month.
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October 6, 2006
A 200-year-old pair of false teeth that belonged to the Archbishop of Narbonne went on display at the Museum of London Friday. Archaeologists found the teeth in the coffin of the archbishop, Arthur Richard Dillon, while digging at the St. Pancras graveyard, where the Channel Tunnel's new rail terminus will be built. The dentures, which are made of porcelain and contain gold springs, were still sitting in Dillon's mouth. It is thought he may have purchased them from Nicholas De Chemant, a prominent Parisian dentist.
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