Miss Rowan Thomas

Miss Rowan Thomas

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Find trusted dental equipment suppliers for your business 

The BDIA explains how you can find trusted dental equipment suppliers for your business with its Member Directory. Operating a successful dental practice demands a steady stream of equipment, consumables and materials procured regularly. Yet amid the rising costs of running such a business, the allure of seeking out bargains and cheaper alternatives may seem…

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London worst UK city for discoloured teeth, study says

A study of 17 UK cities said that London was the most likely to have people with discoloured teeth. Conducted by Dentaly.org, the study used five metrics to determine how likely tooth discolouration was in each city. These were tea consumption, coffee consumption, alcohol consumption, percentage of smokers and number of tea/coffee houses per 10,000…

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Designing a squat practice – dreams of a brighter future

Enkeleda and Robert Kadiu share the process of designing their new beginnings by opening squat practice, Novo Dental. Multiple challenges have marked Enkeleda Kadiu’s path in dentistry, but she hasn’t allowed them to deter her from becoming a dentist. Rather than hindrances, they have only propelled her forward, fuelling her determination to fulfil her dream. …

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A glimpse of Zirkonzahn’s new Premolaris production site

Zirkonzahn introduces Premolaris, its production site for the assembly of milling units, scanners and furnaces in-house. The in-house principle has always guided Zirkonzahn since its first steps in the dental market. This principle is applied to almost the whole range of company’s products, which includes dental materials (such as zirconia, metals and resins), CAD/CAM systems,…

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Caries linked to lack of supervised brushing in childhood, study says

A new study found that more than half of participants who had dental caries were not supervised when brushing their teeth as children. Published on 13 May in Cureus, the study investigated the link between oral hygiene behaviours and attitudes and oral health problems in minority undergraduate students. Approximately 150 students were surveyed, all of…

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How is CQC inspection changing?

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) single assessment framework came into force on 13 May – what does this mean for inspection processes? The CQC began inspecting dental practices using the single assessment framework on 13 May. Most practices may not notice a significant difference during inspections. However those last inspected before April 2015 may notice…

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Health budget underspent by £5.5 billion, says report

New analysis by the Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) suggests that the government has spent £5.5 billion less on health than it pledged five years ago. In 2019, the Conservative Party indicated that the health budget would increase by 3.3% annually throughout this parliamentary term. However an IFS report estimated the annual increase to be…

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Dentistry Live: Ridge preservation

Join Colin Campbell on 16 May at 7pm for Ridge preservation, a comprehensive live session on atraumatic surgical tooth removal and ridge preservation. This live event will provide a detailed walkthrough of the latest techniques and materials used to perform minimally invasive extractions and subsequent ridge preservation. We will explore the critical importance of preserving…

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Mastering digital impressions for dentures: where to start?

3Shape explains how to get started with an intraoral scanner to create flawless digital impressions in preparation for dentures. Intraoral scanning can revolutionise your practice, especially now that scanning for digital denture workflows has evolved to where it is today. Some denturists and clinicians will jump fully into this ever-developing field. Others may decide to…

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3D printing just got faster – introducing the SprintRay Pro S Arch Kit

SprintRay introduces the Pro S Arch Kit, accelerating dental 3D printing with speeds up to two times faster than previous SprintRay printers. The innovative Pro S Arch Kit accelerates the production of a wide array of dental appliances, boasting speeds up to two times faster than the SprintRay printers already are. From models in as little as…


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