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Oral Health Awards – Ghyllmount Dental Practice
Ghyllmount Dental Practice tells us why smaller practices should not put off entering the awards. How does it feel to…
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UK sugar consumption drops within a year of sugar tax
The UK public is consuming less sugar following the introduction of the sugar tax on soft drinks. While the volume…
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Bioglass technology described as ‘magic stuff’
BBC Four programme, How to Make, looks at the science behind Biomin F – with the presenter describing it as…
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Just 24 hours of interrupted oral health leads to complications
Just 24 to 72 hours of interrupted oral health can lead to a drop in ‘good oral bacteria’, a study…
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The hygienist’s blog – biofilm control requires a multifaceted approach
Claire Berry explores the role of biofilm and how it requires more than just one approach to help tackle the…
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COVID-19 – low rate of transmission among dental hygienists
A low rate of COVID-19 infection was found among dental hygienists in the practice setting. This is according to a…
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Dr Heff’s – the science behind the mint
We hear about the science behind Dr Heff’s Remarkable Mints and how they help to prevent caries. A patient with…
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Oral health – a holistic approach
Trishul Vadi explores the connections between the mouth and the body. There are two definitions we need to consider when…
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Mouth cancer – consultant reports spike after dental access troubles
A leading consultant has seen an increase in signs of mouth cancer because early indications are missed due to the…
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Healthy mouth, healthy you
Jackie Tarling considers the links between diet, lifestyle and oral health by adapting and updating commissioned articles by Paul Clayton…
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Oral Health Awards – Andy Davies
Andy Davies, clinical director at Abercon Dental Care, discusses the excitement of taking home the award for Best Care of…
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Out of office – Christie Lawton talks about travelling up America’s west coast
This week Christie Lawton speaks to us about travelling and her greatest adventure – driving the west coast of America.…
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‘Dental nurses need recognition’ – the difference between NHS and private work
Claire Frisby talks about her 25 years in dental nursing and how her private work compared to that in the…
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Watch how Sensodyne Pronamel works
As part of GSK’s microsite into erosive toothwear, we look into how Sensodyne Pronamel helps repair weakened enamel. GSK’s recommendations…
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Care begins from within – looking after our colleagues
Julie Deverick explains why care begins from within. As dental professionals, we are constantly told to put our patients first.…
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Eating disorders, their signs and what the dental team can do to intervene
The first week of March marks Eating Disorder Awareness week. Natalie Bradley explores some examples of eating disorders and explains…
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Could dental therapists bridge the access crisis?
Dentistry should utilise the full capabilities of dental therapists to resolve the dental crisis, Amber Ojak says. Recently I have…
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BSP UK clinical practice guidelines for the treatment of periodontitis (gum disease)
The BSP, in conjunction with GSK, has launched clinical guidelines for the treatment of periodontitis (gum disease). The European Federation…
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Toothpaste and mouthwash to remain most in demand oral hygiene products
Toothpaste and mouthwash are on track to remain the most in demand oral hygiene products. This is according to new…
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