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New NICE guidelines give patients more options regarding their dental care

The BDHF has welcomed new guidelines that give patients the option to make a more informed decision about their care. The NICE guidelines on oral health promotion in general dental practice cover how teams can communicate advice about oral hygiene, the use of fluoride, as well as how areas such as diet, smoking, smokeless tobacco and alcohol…

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Stress could lead to tooth loss

Stress can often lead to tooth loss amongst other side effects, the London Tooth Wear Centre is reminding people. The Mental Health Foundation has found that almost half of British adults have claimed to feeling stressed every day, and the London Tooth Wear Centre has reminded people of the health problems associated with stress, including…

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GDC hearing about counterfeit dental products

The British Dental Industry Association (BDIA) has moved to highlight the serious consequences of using counterfeit dental products. The warnings have come after the General Dental Council (GDC) published details of a fitness To practise (FTP) case involving the use of counterfeit products putting patients and staff at risk. ‘The forthcoming GDC hearing highlights the serious consequences…

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Excel programme first dental service to be awarded UKAS accreditation

Denplan’s Excel programme has received UKAS accreditation, becoming the first dental service to achieve this recognition. The Excel programme is an advanced quality assurance programme, developed for dentists to help support clinical governance, professional regulation and excellence in patient care and communication. ‘We are thrilled that 15 years after the launch of the Excel programme, heralding the…

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Periodontal disease can increase chances of breast cancer in postmenopausal women

Postmenopausal women suffering from periodontal disease have a significantly higher risk of developing breast cancer. A new study has shown that postmenopausal women with periodontal disease are 14% more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer. ‘It could be that periodontal disease means there’s kind of a general inflammation in the body,’ Dr Jo Freudenheim, lead…

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GDC offers advice for those looking to take industrial action

The GDC has issued advice to hospital dentists looking to take industrial action Tuesday 8 January. Despite the British Dental Association (BDA) publicly backing the choice to take industrial action, many dentists have been left concerned over the reaction the General Dental Council (GDC) may have should dentists participate. ‘The decision to hold a ballot on industrial action is a…

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Watch Sonicfill in action

Watch the Sonicfill in action. For more information on Sonicfill, visit www.kerrdental.com/kerr-restoratives/sonicfill-2-single-fill-composite-system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CVN_A2wwBM

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Video highlights the detrimental effect sugar has on children’s oral health

Children are consuming 5,500 sugar cubes a year, around 22kg – the same weight as the average five-year-old. These revelations come as Public Health England (PHE) launches its Smart Sugar app as part of its Change4life health programme, which works by scanning barcodes and revealing the total sugar cubes or grams in food and drinks. As part of…

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Meaningful dentistry starts with you

You know that new-patient care generally starts with an acute need or routine cleaning. And once that patient is in your office, you have to demonstrate that they can turn to you for every dental question or concern. When your patients sit down in your chair, they are giving you a unique opportunity to build trust…

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Smokers notice negative affect on their oral health

A third of smokers (37%) notice the negative affect smoking can have on their appearance. The survey, commissioned by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) found that 36% of UK smokers say smoking has discoloured their teeth and 71% are concerned with the negative effect smoking has on their oral health. The results have come about to coincide with…

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Top 5 things to consider when choosing dental software

Dentally is changing the way oral healthcare data is managed, making it easier for dentists to manage their practices and improve patient care with amazing dental software. Which software to choose is often one of the most difficult decisions that practices make. It’s all too easy to settle for what everyone else does, maintaining the status…

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Transform your dentistry clinical skills from home

  Many dentists who want to further their career with the Dominic Hassall Training Institute courses, until now couldn’t afford the time or travel expenses to attend. That has changed, and very soon Dominic will be releasing the first of his suite of online courses. A postgraduate student: ‘You know you are getting quality information, that’s…

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Chief dental officer responds to letter published in The Telegraph

Sara Hurley, the chief dental officer, has responded to a letter published in The Telegraph. In the letter, written by Tony Kilcoyne and signed by more than 400 dentists, Dr Kilcoyne compares the dental care provision in England with that of ‘Third World arenas’ and calls on Sara Hurley to ‘be fully open and transparent about existing limitations, if…

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Time for some New Year’s resolutions in dentistry

A New Year usually brings with it New Year’s resolutions for self improvement, so what should the dental profession be improving on this year? Many people will probably start with the General Dental Council, and the recent announcement that Evlynne Gilvarry will be stepping down and Ian Brack will be taking over from the end of January gives the regulator…


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