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Ehlers-Danlos syndrome – what are the dental implications?
As May marks Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) Awareness Month, Matt Everatt sheds light on what this unfamiliar and misunderstood condition is…
Dentistry
Benefit of finding meaning in the pandemic
Mahrukh Khwaja discusses how dental professionals can use benefit finding exercises to make them feel happier. As lockdown eases in…
Dentistry
Solitary confinement? No, just dentistry
Feeling isolated? You are not alone. We are never really on our own, but in this job, it can sometimes…
Oral health
Patient perspectives and desired outcomes: the impact of dentine hypersensitivity and the need for evolving solutions
GSK explains how to help combat dentine hypersensitivity in your patients. What is dentine hypersensitivity? As clinicians we characterise dentine hypersensitivity…
Oral health
Exposure to common chemicals may cause irreversible damage to children’s teeth
A new study has found that early exposure to two chemicals often found in food packaging and fungicides may cause…
Oral health
Dr Dev Patel’s aesthetic dentistry blog – minimal preparation smile makeover
In the past decade dentistry has rapidly changed its mindset towards minimally invasive dentistry. Options available to patients, including bonding, short…
Young Dentist
How to… prevent white-spot lesions in ortho patients
White-spot lesions (WSLs) are a common complication of orthodontic treatment whenever patients cannot effectively clean around their orthodontic appliances, resulting…
Oral health
Dental floss not for you?
With an estimated 80% of the British population showing signs of gingival inflammation – and with adults and children still…
Dentistry
The science of polishing
Whether or not dental hygienists support the theory of selective polishing, polishing is an integral dental procedure (Barnes CM, 2004a;…
Dentistry
Tackling teenage smoking
The development of adolescents (typically ages 12 to 18 years old) is expected to include predictable physical, social and mental…
Dentistry
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