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The new face of dentistry
The face of dentistry changes each year, and 2011 will be no different. Here are the top five dental trends…
Dentistry
‘Fundamental’ findings in oral cancer prediction
The presence of certain proteins in pre-malignant oral lesions may predict oral cancer development, a new study reveals. The findings,…
Dentistry
Asia calling
Since I was a little girl, I have always had a fascination with orthodontics. The satisfaction of being able to…
Dentistry
New tooth tech will fill the gap for longer
A dental expert has come up with an idea to extend the life of a tooth filling. The researcher at…
Dentistry
Saliva test reveals early birth risk
An exploratory study led by Professor Lucilla Poston of King’s College London has shown that women going into early pre-term…
Dentistry
The future of endodontic diagnosis
The limitations of the use of standard radiography in the practice of endodontics is well known and documented [1], with…
Endodontics
The side effects of Botox treatments
The use of Botulinum toxins (Myoblock, Botox, Reloxin) for aesthetic and therapeutic dental and facial treatments is becoming increasingly popular.…
Dentistry
Saliva test to check for breast cancer
US scientists are developing a test that will allow dentists to check patients’ saliva for signs of breast cancer. Experts…
Dentistry
Lip stabilisation with botulinum toxin
Abstract This article examines a non-surgical treatment option for reducing the excessive gingival display (‘gummy smiles’), which can be found…
Dentistry
Ceramic veneers in general dental practice
Introduction Ceramic veneers were introduced in the late 1930s (Pinkus 1938) but only became widely accepted by the dental profession…
Dentistry
Consent and special needs patients: a review
It is well accepted in the medical and dental profession that consent is required for every procedure undertaken, be it…
Dentistry
Walk this way
We’ve all seen them, those open contacts that occur in the posterior, trapping food and driving patients crazy. At a…
Dentistry
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