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CCR Expo – the UK’s largest medical aesthetic exhibition – is coming to London Olympia over 6-7 October. Supported by the world’s most prominent industry bodies and completely free of charge to attend, CCR Expo features two days of high-quality, CPD-certified educational content and a definitive exhibition of the leading products and services. The two…
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The British Society of Periodontology (BSP) has launched its new Good Practitioner’s Guide to Periodontology. The launch, which took place on 6 September at the offices of its publishing partner, Henry Schein, also saw the new online learning counterpart, the eGPG, presented. The Good Practitioner’s Guide to Periodontology started out five years ago as the Young…
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Last week’s Health and Care Innovation Expo 2016 highlighted some of the biggest health and care issues and developments. One session of particular interest to dental professionals on the second day of the event was Putting the mouth back in the body, which presented an evidence-based approach to making oral health an integral part of…
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Due to recent world events, the European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) has moved its Perio Master Clinic 2017 to the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta, Malta. This is the second EFP Perio Master Clinic, a high-level international congress devoted to the practical and clinical aspects of periodontal science that takes place every three years. It…
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The chief dental officer has called for dentistry to be made an integrated member of the NHS family at an event designed to galvanise policy makers and promote change. Speaking at the keynote lecture of the NHS Health and Care Innovation Expo 2016, Dr Sara Hurley pleaded for NHS heads to ‘not talk dentistry’, instead…
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New research has linked endodontic lesions to cardiovascular disease. The study, published online ahead of print in the Journal of Dental Research, found that the more apical rarefactions a person has, the more likely they are to have coronary artery disease. ‘Our study further consolidates the current concept that oral inflammations have an exacerbating effect on CVDs…
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The British Society of Dental Hygiene and Therapy (BSDHT) is reminding consumers of the huge dangers posed by illegal and unsafe whitening treatments, following an expose of fake teeth whitening companies and practitioners on the Fake Britain television programme. The tooth whitening industry is fast becoming one of the UK’s major growth industries in both cosmetic…
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The UK’s first faculty aimed at supporting dental trainers has been launched by Britain’s oldest surgical Royal College. The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh has previously successfully launched the UK’s only Faculty of Surgical Trainers and is hoping to emulate that success with this first-of-its-kind faculty, focused on promoting, recognising and rewarding teaching, training and…
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New research has paved the way for improving surgical techniques and treatment outcomes on cleft lip/palate cases. The study evaluated the literature in order to look more closely at why and when surgery to correct the condition was carried out multiple times – known as revision surgeries. By assessing the 4,210 relevant cases found in the…
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New research suggests that adolescents who prefer to stay up late at night are at a significantly higher risk of tooth decay. The study, published in the International Journal of Dental Hygiene, has found that teenagers who stay up late are up to almost four times as likely to suffer from tooth decay than those…
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Thousands of toothbrushes and toothpaste has been donated to strengthen the oral health status of Ecuadorian children in need. The donation was made as part of Henry Schein’s cooperation with the International College of Dentists (ICD) Global Visionary Fund (GVF) to support Fibuspam’s ‘Project Sonrisa’. Fibuspam is an international charity that aims to deliver integrated…
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A one-day course on minimally invasive dentistry (MID) backed by King’s College London (KCL) promises to be the most comprehensive introduction to the subject outside a postgraduate qualification. The MID Symposium runs on 30 September, featuring a programme of speakers hand-picked by Professor Avijit Banerjee, programme director for the MSc in advanced minimum intervention dentistry…
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A two-day course taking place in London over 14-15 October could help dental professionals better understand the role of nutrition in oral disease. The course, titled ‘Nutrition and the dental practice’, will look closely at the current evidence base on dietary analysis and nutritional recommendations and establish where this fit into current dental practice. Delegates will…
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Have you received your copy of the September/October issue of Oral Health yet? As we leave the heady days of summer behind and fall into autumn, it’s more than just the weather in a state of transition. With children’s ‘rotting teeth’ causing a stir in the media and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)…
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Patients are being urged to ditch the sweet stuff for 30 days as part of Denplan’s latest campaign: Sugar-Free September. Dental professionals and patients alike can find out more at the official website. The website offers information on hidden sugars, reveals the health risks of too much sugar consumption, provides tips on how to cut…
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In celebration of its 25th anniversary, we speak to the new president of the European Federation of Periodontology (EFP), Juan Blanco, professor of periodontology at the school of medicine and dentistry at the University of Santiago de Compostela, in north-west Spain. Professor Blanco, what are your main aims for the EFP during your presidency? I am…
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While the government’s Childhood obesity: a plan for action strategy (published earlier this week) was a major disappointment for many health campaigners, Sugarwise is happy that, by encouraging the uptake of lower sugar alternatives, it sits well with its kitemark scheme. According to a statement released by Sugarwise: ‘The publishing of the childhood obesity strategy is…
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Leading dental associations, charities and organisations have united to voice their disappointment over the government’s Childhood obesity: a plan for action strategy, which was launched earlier this week (18 August). Concerns have been raised that the government’s 13-page strategy has ignored recommendations to curb price promotions and tighten advertising restrictions for high sugar products, and…
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Taking place over 7-8 September, the Health and Care Innovation Expo 2016 is set to return to Manchester Central. The focus of this year’s event will be on the biggest health and care issues and developments as the NHS Five-Year Forward View continues to be implemented. Across two main speaker stages, four feature zones,…
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