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Mouth test could predict lung cancer
Damage to cells lining the mouth can predict similar damage in the lungs that eventually leads to lung cancer in…
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Cutting down on sugar
By gradually introducing smart trade-offs, one can keep variety and choice on the menu. Carbohydrates have taken a lot of…
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CAO figures reveal dentistry applicant levels for 2008
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With teeth gritted, dentists run the London Marathon
There will be 102 dentists pounding the streets of London this Sunday (13 April). They are just a fraction of…
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Singer supports mouth cancer charity walk in memory of ‘nan’
Atomic Kitten’s Natasha Hamilton is giving her support to this year’s Mouth Cancer Awareness Walk, taking place in Hyde Park,…
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Bloody dental tools found in car boot
ORLANDO, US: A man believed to have practised dentistry in Florida without a licence was found driving around with bloody…
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Dental care ignorance costing NHS over £2billion
More than half of all adults in the UK suffer periodontal disease – costing the NHS around £2\.7billion a year.…
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HSE apologises for English dental service in Gaeltacht school
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New IDA chief executive announced
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Brushing teeth is child’s play with computer game
Scientists have come up with a novel idea to encourage kids to brush their teeth properly. They’ve created a game…
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Synthetic bone material ‘could help dental implants’
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Experimental chewy mint beats tooth decay
A new chewable mint looks set to solve the worldwide problem of tooth decay. BasicMints is an experimental fluoride-free treatment…
Dentistry
Synthetic bone material ‘could help dental implants’
Coating dental implants with a synthetic bone material before implanting helps them settle in the mouth more successfully than traditional…
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NHS dentists’ pay award ‘not enough to tackle problems’
The BDA has expressed disappointment at the new pay award for NHS dentists, announced today. The association did, however, acknowledge…
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To bitewing or not to bitewing?
To bitewing or not to bitewing? That is the question. Actually it’s just one of the many questions to be…
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Encouraging behavioural change
It is well understood that patient education should be an integral part of dental treatment. It is also an essential…
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When opportunity is pending…
Most dental practices are very good at ensuring a steady stream of patient referrals by maintaining regular contact with their…
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Thinking about drinking
With the warm weather hopefully just around the corner, we need to remember to keep drinking in order to remain…
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Live fast and die young – it’s all in the teeth
A dental professor has discovered that tooth enamel indicates a biological clock linking tooth growth to other metabolic processes. New…
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