Mr Sebastian Evans

Mr Sebastian Evans

Author at Dentistry Online

Visit Website

Posted in Posts

Dental plan team gets funny for money

Denplan once again supported this year’s Comic Relief on 18 March with lots of funny fundraising antics. Staff donated money to dress up in red for the day and many donned more extravagant and hilarious costumes. The Red Nose Day ‘tea ladies’ went round the head office at Denplan Court selling homemade cakes and biscuits…

Posted in Posts

Patients all thumbs cleaning teeth, say dentists

A new survey of dentists reveals that many patients are hampered by the awkwardness of flossing – with many failing to dedicate the time to cleaning between their teeth. According to a Philips Sonicare AirFloss survey – conducted onsite at the International Dental Show (IDS) 2011 – existing interproximal cleaning methods such as flossing are…

Posted in Posts

Dental health woes made worse by recession

The improvement in the oral health of adults in the England, Northern Ireland and Wales highlighted by the 2009 Adult Dental Survey disguises persistent inequalities between those with the best and worst oral health, the British Dental Association (BDA) claims. Although the survey points to an encouraging overall improvement in adults’ oral health – with…

Posted in Posts

Update on prevention of periodontal diseases

The recent Dentistry Show held in Birmingham featured a number of symposia presenting the latest thoughts in patient management and treatment modalities. A session reviewing the latest trends in evidence-based prevention and management of periodontal disease was presented by Dr Anousheh Alavi, of Colgate scientific affairs. It provided an overall perspective for an integrated team-based…

Posted in Posts

Paediatric workshop for dental therapists

A dental therapists restorative study day takes place on Friday 1 April 2011. It includes: • Paediatric Treatment Planning Lecture: By Amanda O’Donnell, a paediatric consultant from Eastman Dental Hospital• Paediatric Treatment Planning Workshop:  Amanda O’Donnell Minimal• Minimal intervention hands-on session with Avi Banerjee, restorative consultant at King’s College Hospital • ‘Sleep Well at Night’:…

Posted in Posts

The newest innovations in interproximal cleaning

Philips, maker of the Sonicare toothbrush, unveiled the Philips Sonicare AirFloss at IDS 2011 this week. Philips gave dental practitioners the chance to experience the difference themselves at the conference in Cologne, where they trialled Philips’ latest oral health care innovation. Dental professionals often struggle to get patients to floss on a regular basis and the…

Posted in Posts

Innovative mouthwear gets top performance from rugby team

Players in the Six Nations Championship have an exhaustive training schedule and need to be at the peak of their physical fitness in order to take part in the punishing regime required by international competition. Now, however, they have had some extra support in the form of an innovative new category of performance sportswear. The teams…

Posted in Posts

Dental floss not for you?

With an estimated 80% of the British population showing signs of gingival inflammation – and with adults and children still suffering from caries and periodontal disease[1] – the importance of interproximal cleaning and the need for preventive dentistry through the education of patients has never been so important. It is known that general health factors have…

Posted in Posts

The newest innovations in interproximal cleaning

Philips, maker of the Sonicare toothbrush, unveiled the Philips Sonicare AirFloss at IDS 2011 this week. Philips gave dental practitioners the chance to experience the difference themselves at the conference in Cologne, where they trialled Philips’ latest oral health care innovation. Dental professionals often struggle to get patients to floss on a regular basis and the…

Posted in Posts

Paediatric workshop for dental therapists

A dental therapists restorative study day takes place on Friday 1 April 2011. It includes: • Paediatric Treatment Planning Lecture: By Amanda O’Donnell, a paediatric consultant from Eastman Dental Hospital• Paediatric Treatment Planning Workshop:  Amanda O’Donnell Minimal• Minimal intervention hands-on session with Avi Banerjee, restorative consultant at King’s College Hospital • ‘Sleep Well at Night’:…

Posted in Posts

Update on prevention of periodontal diseases

The recent Dentistry Show held in Birmingham featured a number of symposia presenting the latest thoughts in patient management and treatment modalities. A session reviewing the latest trends in evidence-based prevention and management of periodontal disease was presented by Dr Anousheh Alavi, of Colgate scientific affairs. It provided an overall perspective for an integrated team-based…

Posted in Posts

A dental camaraderie

Three weeks, that’s what I keep telling myself. It’s now three weeks until we all meet at Heathrow to make our way to Tanzania, for a two week trip that will no doubt change us as people and more importantly, help the lives of people in Bukumbi. That’s not to say we are coasting to the…

Posted in Posts

Responsibility deal not good news for oral health

The ‘Public Health Responsibility Deal’ sends mixed messages on the government’s commitment to improving public health and is unlikely to force the pace of change needed to tackle alcohol abuse in particular. The British Dental Health Foundation is concerned that the voluntary nature of the pledges to improve public health are soft options and likely…

Posted in Posts

Royal wedding may not be a day off for dental team

Dental teams are being warned not to hang out the bunting nor to plan that royal wedding street party yet. Although the announcement by Prince William and Kate Middleton of their wedding day was welcomed by many employees as an extra holiday on top of their existing statutory entitlement, dental accountants say this may not…

Posted in Posts

Lord Howe in hot seat at dental conference

Lord Howe, parliamentary under secretary of state for quality at the Department of Health, will address delegates on the morning of the first day of the BDA’s British Dental Conference and Exhibition. The conference takes place Thursday 19-Saturday 21 May and delegates at the event – which is expected to attract 4,000-plus visitors – will have…

Posted in Posts

Lord Howe in hot seat at dental conference

Lord Howe, parliamentary under secretary of state for quality at the Department of Health, will address delegates on the morning of the first day of the BDA’s British Dental Conference and Exhibition. The conference takes place Thursday 19-Saturday 21 May and delegates at the event – which is expected to attract 4,000-plus visitors – will have…

Posted in Posts

Royal wedding may not be a day off for dental team

Dental teams are being warned not to hang out the bunting nor to plan that royal wedding street party yet. Although the announcement by Prince William and Kate Middleton of their wedding day was welcomed by many employees as an extra holiday on top of their existing statutory entitlement, dental accountants say this may not…


Register for webinar

Stay updated with relevant information about this webinar

Share
Add to calendar