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Oral hygiene on the front line
Sophie Bracken visited Sarah Gilder, lead hygienist at The Dental Surgery, to discover the benefits of putting hygiene at the…
Oral health
Giving patients added value
Tracy Stuart of NBS Training describes how to offer added value to improve the perception of your practice in the…
Private Features
Link between gum disease and cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s
A new study has found a link between gum disease and greater rates of cognitive decline in people with early…
Oral health
Nanostructured titanium makes dental implants easier for patients and surgeons
Nanostructured titanium implants, along with new techniques, could help shorten treatment time for patients, a new study has shown. The…
Implant dentistry
Why aren’t we talking about gum disease more?
Living with gum disease is not easy. Its prevalance remains high and it can affect patients’ overall health, leading to…
Oral health
A glass of water can help tackle morning breath
New research suggests that a drinking a glass of water first thing in the morning is an effective way of…
Oral health
Sugarfree gum could save the NHS £8.2 million
The NHS could save £8.2 million if 12-year-olds are encouraged to chew sugarfree gum, a new study has concluded. The…
Dentistry
Child tooth decay crisis discussed by MPs and Ministers
MPs and Ministers discussed Britain’s child tooth decay crisis and ways to tackle the epidemic. The debate on 3 February…
Dentistry
Stress could lead to tooth loss
Stress can often lead to tooth loss amongst other side effects, the London Tooth Wear Centre is reminding people. The…
Dentistry
Periodontal disease can increase chances of breast cancer in postmenopausal women
Postmenopausal women suffering from periodontal disease have a significantly higher risk of developing breast cancer. A new study has shown…
Dentistry
Smokers notice negative affect on their oral health
A third of smokers (37%) notice the negative affect smoking can have on their appearance. The survey, commissioned by the British Heart…
Dentistry
Tailor-made treatment
A look at why dental hygienist Lisa Smith’s appointments are always on the button. The art of communication has a key…
Oral health
Professional footballers experience poor oral health
Professional footballers experience poor oral health, according to a new study, which can impact on the wellbeing and performance of…
Oral health
Smoking ban could have a positive effect on oral health
A ban on smoking in vehicles with passengers under the age of 18 will start on Thursday 1 October 2015. The…
Oral health
Binge-drinking students more likely to forget to brush their teeth
Students who binge drink are more likely to forget to brush their teeth before going to bed, a new study…
Oral health
Help your patients with Stoptober
Stoptober – Public Health England’s (PHE) 28 day mass quit smoking campaign – will be launching again in October. PHE…
Dentistry
Making patients smile
Asif Khota, dentist at Denta-Care, and the team of hygienists share how the practice approach to patient care is really…
Oral health
Corsodyl celebrates 40 years of clinical evidence
GSK, manufacturer of Corsodyl mouthwash, is celebrating the anniversary of the first clinical evidence for dental application of the chlorhexidine…
Oral health
E-cigarettes are 95% less harmful to health than tobacco cigarettes
E-cigarettes are 95% less harmful to a persons health than traditional tobacco cigarettes, according to Public Health England (PHE). The…
Oral health
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