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Dental problems flag up sinusitis
Some 9 million people in the UK suffer from sinusitis. It is often caused by a viral or bacterial infection…
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Diet advice in dental setting can change habits
A new report suggests that one-to-one dietary interventions in the dental setting can change patients’ eating habits. But the study,…
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Laugh with the dental staff, patients told
New research from the University of Gothenburg suggests that using humour when interacting with the dental staff and maintaining an…
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30 Seconds with Bal Chana
The BADT president is a Games Maker at London 2012, taking place a stone’s throw away from where she was…
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Rainforest remedy may end dental pain
An ancient Incan toothache remedy – for centuries handed down among an indigenous people in the rainforests of Peru –…
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Business guru warns ‘dentists’ work’ may be at risk from DH&Ts
A dental business guru is warning dentists to upskill in order to protect their income from hygienists and therapists. Chris…
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‘Smokeless tobacco’ awareness a must for hygienists
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) is recommending a key role for dental professionals in their public…
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A sweetener for you – and a sugarfree muffin recipe!
A look at the benefits of xylitol There is a growing trend in confectionary manufacturers to adopt the use of…
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Hall technique hailed a hit with kids and decaying teeth
The Hall technique is being hailed a huge success at dealing with children’s decayed teeth – and experts say it…
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UK mouth cancer cases to rise by quarter by 2030
Mouth cancer cases in the UK are set to rise by nearly a quarter by 2030, according to cancer researchers.…
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Hygienists clarify ‘direct access’ in open letter to profession
A group of hygienists are calling on dentists to ensure they understand exactly what direct access will mean for patients…
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‘Time and cost’ impact on CPD learning
A GDC survey reveals that online learning is generally the preferred learning style of more than half of all GDC…
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‘Bad breath’ compound speeds up stem cell development
The compound responsible for bad breath may help speed the development of stem cells from dental pulp into valuable treatments…
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New avenues
Hygienist/therapist Amy Workman recommends a pathway which may take you places in this review of an inhalation sedation course As …
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Oral hygiene routine ‘can be improved’
Less than half of all adults have an acceptable oral hygiene routine. That’s according to dental health experts. Figures from…
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Wave farewell to the ‘cleaning lady’
Judy Carroll investigates periodontal therapy and the changing face of the dental hygiene profession The role of the dental hygienist…
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Does kissing affect oral health?
There are many opinions about the importance of kissing and the effect thereof; it is widely believed that a passionate…
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How will you help patients quit on No Smoking Day?
Dental hygienists are being urged to help patients quit smoking as No Smoking Day approaches. No Smoking Day takes place…
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Sugarfree gum as part of the dental hygiene regime
Wrigley’s Oral Healthcare Program (WOHP) is undertaking a number of research projects designed to gain a better understanding of dental…
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