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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…

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Row delays non-European dentists’ registration

Dentists from abroad have been caught up in bureaucratic red tape that is halting their path to practising in the UK. Non-European dentists wishing to practice in the UK have to pass the Licentiate in Dental Surgery (LDS) exam. However, candidates who completed the first part of LDS held by the Royal College of Surgeons…

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Have you got an elite dental practice?

It’s not very British to shout about one’s achievements but The Elite Practice Awards are a little different. We’re not looking just at aesthetics or flamboyant marketing campaigns, but at those practices that make a real difference to their patients’ lives. It doesn’t matter if you’re a seven surgery practice or an individual practitioner, if…

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Phantom heads offer comic relief for dentists

Dental students received a surprise when they arrived for their course at Derriford Hospital. Some joker had adorned the phantom heads – used for training by the dental students – with red noses to mark Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day last Friday. The clinical skills laboratory at the hospital in Plymouth joined in the fund-raising…

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Sports drink increasingly damaging teeth

Sports drinks are increasingly damaging the teeth of professional and recreational athletes, one of Australia’s top sports dentists has warned. Dr Brett Dorney says he has witnessed a huge increase in dental erosion since the Sydney Olympics, when he was the event’s deputy director of dental services. Dr Dorney says he first noticed the link…

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Phantom heads offer comic relief for dentists

Dental students received a surprise when they arrived for their course at Derriford Hospital. Some joker had adorned the phantom heads – used for training by the dental students – with red noses to mark Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day last Friday. The clinical skills laboratory at the hospital in Plymouth joined in the fund-raising…

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Sports drink increasingly damaging teeth

Sports drinks are increasingly damaging the teeth of professional and recreational athletes, one of Australia’s top sports dentists has warned. Dr Brett Dorney says he has witnessed a huge increase in dental erosion since the Sydney Olympics, when he was the event’s deputy director of dental services. Dr Dorney says he first noticed the link…

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Have you got an elite dental practice?

It’s not very British to shout about one’s achievements but The Elite Practice Awards are a little different. We’re not looking just at aesthetics or flamboyant marketing campaigns, but at those practices that make a real difference to their patients’ lives. It doesn’t matter if you’re a seven surgery practice or an individual practitioner, if…

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Dental corporate boss does it again!

Sam Waley-Cohen, amateur jockey and owner of dental corporate group, Portman Healthcare, has ridden his way to success again. Sam, 28, steered his father’s horse, Long Run, to victory in the Cheltenham Gold Cup at the weekend – and became the first amateur jockey to win the race in 30 years. In January, the chief executive…

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Dentist says ‘fluoridation’ will help deprived kids

New research released this week indicates children’s dental health in Wales suffers as a result of their deprived background. The study revealed only half of the Welsh population has access to an NHS dentist. It also showed more than three quarters of children under the age of 15 in the least deprived areas of Wales…

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Hygienists and therapists call for ‘direct access’ to patients

Two oral health organisations joined forces in an effort to ‘promote access to oral care for the UK population’. The British Society of Dental Hygiene and Therapy (BSDHT) in collaboration with the British Association of Dental Therapists (BADT) held a reception for General Dental Council (GDC) members to discuss the future of dental access. The…

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Oral sex linked to throat cancer risk

A new report shows that oral sex may be causing more throat cancer than tobacco. Researchers studying HPV (human papillomavirus) say that it causes 64% of oropharynxl cancers in the US. It is now thought to be the main cause of throat cancer in people under 50 years old.  The study was presented at the American Association…

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Funky animation is a dental revelation

A must-see for dental professionals and dental patients alike, this beautifully animated film goes through the various stages of tooth decay and dental treatments. The four-minute film is the creation of Javier Tapia Guadix, BDS, for Juice Dental Media Design and covers implants, takes a humorous look at teeth cleaning, looks at bridges and braces,…

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Funky animation is a dental revelation

A must-see for dental professionals and dental patients alike, this beautifully animated film goes through the various stages of tooth decay and dental treatments. The four-minute film is the creation of Javier Tapia Guadix, BDS, for Juice Dental Media Design and covers implants, takes a humorous look at teeth cleaning, looks at bridges and braces,…

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Smile Awards 21011 shortlist

The Smile Awards takes place next week – the only dental awards in the UK to reward clinical excellence in dental and facial aesthetics. The prestigious ceremony, offering a drinks reception, splendid three-course meal and the exciting ceremony, takes place on the evening of Friday 25 March at the stunning Royal Garden Hotel in central…

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Oral sex linked to throat cancer risk

A new report shows that oral sex may be causing more throat cancer than tobacco. Researchers studying HPV (human papillomavirus) say that it causes 64% of oropharynxl cancers in the US. It is now thought to be the main cause of throat cancer in people under 50 years old.  The study was presented at the American Association…

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Jermaine Jackson makes dentist’s day

Dentist Zaki Kanaan was starstruck recently when one of his musical heroes turned up for some Zoom! tooth whitening at his London practice. Jermaine Jackson, whose memoirs about his brother Michael will be published later this year, visited K2, Zaki’s practice in Fulham Palace Road, west London. Zak, who is part of the Ask the…

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Hygienists and therapists call for ‘direct access’ to patients

Two oral health organisations joined forces in an effort to ‘promote access to oral care for the UK population’. The British Society of Dental Hygiene and Therapy (BSDHT) in collaboration with the British Association of Dental Therapists (BADT) held a reception for General Dental Council (GDC) members to discuss the future of dental access. The…


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