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Zeroing in on xerostomia
Xerostomia, or dry mouth, is a common concern in the dental field, with millions of people affected by it (Fox…
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
Dental hand signals will relieve patient anxiety
A new report is suggesting universal hand signals for anxious patients to use to communicate with their dentists. The US…
Dentistry
Learn clinical local anaethesic techniques – this Friday!
Want to learn more about the most important drug in dentistry? Stanley Malamed and John Meechan will be at the…
Dentistry
Acupuncture in dentistry: what’s the point
Having spent the past 12 years working in dental hygiene at O’Brien & Molloy Periodontics in Dock Rd, Galway, I…
Dentistry
The application of IV conscious sedation in dental practice: its recognition assessment and management
As dental professionals, there must be many a time when we review our current or ongoing cases within our practice…
Dentistry
Single vital tooth whitening
Many patients more than ever are requesting tooth whitening. There are several reasons for this. Patients are adopting a more…
Dentistry
Outrage over GP-dental link
Health minister Ben Bradshaw has been heavily criticised for his comments that patients who cannot see a dentist should visit…
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
Implications of bisphosphonate use for the dentist
Recently, literature from the health sciences field has suggested important oral/dental implications for patients with a history of bisphosphonate drug…
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
Treatment of the avulsed tooth
Avulsion is defined as the exarticulation of a tooth, i.e. the tooth is displaced completely out of its socket. The…
Dentistry
Removal of a buried lower third molar
This patient was a 53-year-old female with a repeated pain history associated with her unerupted third molar. The referring practitioner…
Dentistry
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…
Dentistry
Endodontic solutions
Knowing what clinical challenges one will be confronted with in a case is essential. Radiographs provide the information to visualise…
Dentistry
What dentists can learn from Ronald Reagan
Whatever else you may have thought of him, Ronald Reagan was a leader if ever there was one. People followed…
Dentistry
All at sea
For final-year dental students, the arrival of February is announced by the sound of vocational training (VT) application packs falling…
Dentistry
Managing patient expectations
Good communication is vital. Get it right and the chances are that the consultation will proceed uneventfully with a satisfactory…
Dentistry
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