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It’s time to act responsibly
Dental practitioners should only consider the use of antibiotics when the drainage of an acute dental infection cannot be achieved,…
Private Practice
Strong growth predicted for dental sector
A new report forecasts strong growth across the industry in the coming five years and concludes that by 2018 UK…
Dentistry
Crackdown on teeth whitening
An MP has hailed the potential to finally target the lucrative high-street industry – with beauticians at risk of prosecution…
Dentistry
Studies show kidney disease and oral health link
Preliminary research being carried out by University of California’s San Francisco’s School of Medicine suggests a link between gum infections…
Dentistry
The NHS contract: talking points, part 1
We have heard many times from health minister Earl Howe and from the department of health that the new contract…
Dentistry
Fit body, fit practice
You probably see it on a weekly basis in your practice. A formerly well-appointed, successful patient arrives for their appointment…
Dentistry
Looking both ways
January was named after the Roman God of the doorway, Janus, usually depicted with two heads looking backwards and forwards.…
Dentistry
Serious about water fluoridation?
Water fluoridation is an issue, like amalgam, that seems to have been with us for ever. Certainly, it has been…
Dentistry
Turn off tap when cleaning teeth, kids told
Turning off the tap when cleaning your teeth could save over 12 litres of water per person, according to new…
Dentistry
Dentistry must navigate minefield, says BDA
Dentistry in the UK must navigate a minefield of potential problems if it is to continue to deliver for patients,…
Dentistry
Fluoride toothpaste recommended for disabled children
Disabled children should use fluoridated toothpaste earlier than other children, according to research from Trinity College Dublin. The general recommendation…
Dentistry
Orthodontist receives MBE from Princess Anne
Chris Kettler, specialist orthodontist and past honorary secretary of the British Orthodontic Society was invited to receive his MBE from…
Dentistry
The future in mobile dentistry?
A company has launched a new concept in dentistry which offers dentists a self-contained dental unit that brings complete freedom…
Dentistry
Dentistry Awards: Room to grow
For how long did you consider dentistry as your chosen profession?Since I had orthodontic treatment when I was a child…
Dentistry
Dealing with stress in the 21st century
Ask the average man in the street for his opinion as to whether or not dentists experience stress, and your…
Dentistry
Identifying methamphetamine use
As Dr Stephen Wagner states: ‘What I can tell you is what I have seen. It looks like someone has…
Dentistry
After the bust, is dentistry about to boom?
There is a growing view that things are getting better. But the end of a recession is the most dangerous…
Dentistry
The pros and cons of selective polishing
Many of the techniques and modalities used by dental hygienists have evolved over the years. However, coronal tooth polishing has…
Dentistry
Fruit juices worse for teeth than whitening, says study
Scientists have discovered that fruit juices are far worse for teeth than tooth whitening. With the ever-increasing interest in cosmetic…
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