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A national audit of the views of orthodontic patients has led to a resounding endorsement of educational videos supporting the British Orthodontic Society’s retention campaign The Hold that Smile campaign was launched in September 2017 to highlight the importance of wearing retainers after treatment and includes a short film and an animation. A multi-centre audit…
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American researchers have determined F. nucleatum, a common oral bacteria often implicated in tooth decay, accelerates the growth of colon cancer Researchers at the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine published a study in the journal EMBO Reports. The findings could make it easier to identify and treat more aggressive colon cancers. It also helps explain why some…
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A-dec looks into the growth of aesthetic dentistry, and explains how taking some design and marketing tips from a high-end spa could help you add a similar sense of luxury to your practice The popularity of cosmetic dentistry is growing rapidly. This may have been influenced by the dazzling smiles of A-list celebrities and the…
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The legal age to buy cigarettes should be raised from 18 to 21 in an aim to deliver a ‘smoke-free generation’, a group of MPs and peers has said. A cross-party group also wants government to impose a levy on tobacco firms to fund moves to encourage people to quit. They are also calling for…
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The Brush DJ app has won funding from the Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) to help tackle the growing problem of tooth decay in children SBRI Healthcare has awarded £1.25 million to help fund the development of 13 separate innovations relating to musculoskeletal disorder and dentistry, oral health and oral cancers. The pioneering projects were discovered through a nationwide…
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A new study welcomed by the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry finds that the treatment of compromised first permanent molars (cFPM) in young people varies considerably across the UK. A research team led by Greig Taylor of Newcastle University, identifies the need for clear guidance for the management of cFPM. Greig, a BSPD member and an…
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Researchers from the US will be investigating light therapy to treat the painful oral side effects resulting from cancer treatments University of Buffalo researchers have received part of a $1.5 million grant to investigate light therapy as a replacement for prescription opioids in treating oral mucositis, painful ulcers and swelling in the mouth that result from…
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The Nobel Biocare Global Symposium in Madrid aims to open a new chapter in implant dentistry this summer At the upcoming Global Symposium, the first of three international events hosted by Nobel Biocare, new developments in the field of implant design and site preparation will be unveiled. Supporting these innovations will be new advancements in implant surface…
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A mobile dental unit offering free treatment for people who are struggling to access dental care is returning to Kirklees, Yorkshire next week from the 18-22 February Dental charity Dentaid is running four clinics offering emergency treatment and oral health advice for people who are suffering dental pain and are not registered with a dentist.…
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DenGro explains how it’s fast becoming the preferred way for practices to automate their lead management and increase conversion Award-winning and based in Bath, the team behind DenGro is developing a strong reputation for influencing the growth and efficiency of dental practices across the country. This new company offers a specialist product for practices to…
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Versha Miyanger reports back from the Dawood and Tanner Study Day, which took place recently in London. The Dawood and Tanner ninth study day took place on Friday 1 February for the third time at the Wellcome Collection. The day focused on core values, these were some of the day to day issues that are familiar to most…
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Dr Asif Chatoo has been recognised as a winning specialist in the annual awards run by the Top Doctors organisation. Top Doctors is a listing service for specialists in the field of medicine and dentistry. Only one person from each of 30 specialties has made it onto the list of UK winners with Dr…
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This year’s Orthodontic National Group spring study day will be held at the RCS Edinburgh’s regional centre in Birmingham. The location close to Birmingham New Street Station boasts modern facilities suitable for some excellent informative lectures in the field of orthodontics. Topics on the day range from GDC enhanced CPD and reflection, to hypodontia…
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Liverpool University’s School of Dentistry is celebrating the promotion of Sondos Albadri, vice dean of the School, to professor Sondos first joined the University in 2008 as clinical lecturer and was appointed to senior lecturer and consultant in 2011, following her completion of her clinical training. She said: ‘I was thrilled to hear the news of…
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Performance Finance has announced the acquisition of Integra Asset Finance, a specialist in finance for the aesthetics market. The purchase sees Kettering-based Performance Finance expand its reach in the medical professions finance sector, complementing its current business in the optical, dental and veterinary markets. Stuart Burn, managing director of Performance Finance said: ‘Glyn and his…
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The FGDP(UK) wants dentists, dental care professionals and dental practices to complete a survey to identify their interest in carrying out important oral health research. The Faculty of General Dental Practice want to ask participants about their level of training and experience, the characteristics of their practice, and their willingness to undertake training and participate in…
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A campaign called Fizz Free February is encouraging people to cut out sugary drinks for the rest of the month. The campaign has received support from TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and politician Tom Watson. Fizz Free February, which was started by Southwark Council in 2018, is now part of the national Sugar Smart UK campaign and councils…
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A study by the University of Edinburgh has found that hundreds of genes have been newly linked to depression, shedding light on the origins of the condition and highlighting personality types that could be at risk. The international study, involving more than two million people, is the largest of its kind. Scientists analysed health and…
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Last month saw 1000 candidates across the UK sit the final stage of their national diploma qualification in dental nursing. The Practical Assessment (OSCE); which is organised and written by the National Examining Board for Dental Nurses (NEBDN) is a Lancashire-based charity. The practical exam, which is one of the biggest OSCE exams held in Europe, had…
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