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Back rehabilitation for the dental surgeon
In my first article, I wanted to highlight to the general practitioner and the specialist dentist what a problem back…
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Behavioural change management in periodontics: part 4
So far in the last three articles we have covered the following blockages to the uptake of periodontal care by…
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New orthodontic therapist course
The UK’s first training course for orthodontic therapists has begun at the Leeds Dental Institute. The students will complete a…
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US appointment for Scher
Dr Edwin Scher has been appointed a full visiting professor at Temple University, Philadelphia, USA, in the department of Periodontology…
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Children contract terminated
A dental practice in Scotland has announced it will stop treating approximately 200 children on the NHS. The Bridgend Dental…
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Wait is over for orthodontic patients
Patients in north Yorkshire who have had their orthodontic treatment delayed for months are finally being seen. The cash-strapped North…
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Members appointed to specialist board
The General Dental Council has appointed the members of a new board to help guide the development of education and…
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Challenging endodontic diagnosis: making clinical decisions
Indications for RCT can be grouped into three categories; vital inflamed pulps, necrotic pulps and re-treatment. Endodontic diagnosis is straightforward…
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Recognising excellence in practice websites
This year sees the launch of our inaugural Website Awards\. Read on to see how your practice can have its…
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Behavioural change management in periodontal care
Behavioural change has to occur in two arenas for it to work. The first is in the minds of the…
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Investment risk: like the toss of a coin
Investment risk can be hard to define. For most people risk is the possibility that they will lose money on…
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John Chope column
John Chope discovers that its annual performance review provides a snapshot of what the GDC has been up to during…
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Periodontal disease classifications – do they matter?
Dull as dishwater. List after list of gingival and periodontal diseases. If you are like me then it becomes difficult…
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Debt is a family affair
In February the Financial Times revealed that an estimated 8.4m* – one in five adults in the UK – has…
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Don’t go it alone
Most dentists will have accumulated significant sums in pension arrangements by the time they reach retirement age. There will usually…
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Sorting out your finances
One of our most popular New Year resolutions after keeping fit or losing weight is to sort out our finances.…
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Why the ears are so important in periodontics
In my previous article I argued the case for a number of candidates for the most important instruments in periodontics.…
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The patient journey
I may sound like a scratched record sometimes, but the more I listen to enquiries from new and existing clients,…
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Getting covered
Taking out private medical insurance (PMI) should not be viewed as giving a ‘thumbs down’ to the NHS. For a…
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