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Xerostomia: far more than a nuisance
Xerostomia is defined as a subjective complaint of dry mouth that may result from a decrease in the production of…
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Osteoporosis and periodontal disease: systemic influences
Osteoporosis is a global health concern; between 6% and 7% of people world-wide are affected by this disease of the…
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
Leading the way with dental hygiene
Every practice wishes to improve. Yet when practices want to make improvements, hygiene productivity is often overlooked. Generating a higher…
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Review your hygiene department
I am fortunate to work within a team of like-minded individuals who embrace change and enjoy the new challenges that…
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Career opportunities for the dental nurse
The good news is that there are plenty of career opportunities for dental nurses. In my experience, dental nurses have…
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Special care dentistry: time for action
For decades special care dentistry has been the preserve of committed dental professionals in the public dental services who have…
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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…
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The hidden health hazard: back pain
Gordon Waddell’s book, The back pain revolution, states that the cost of back pain has escalated as a result of…
Dentistry
Last chance to stake your claim
The deadline for entries to this year’s Dentistry Awards 2007 is less than a month away\. Don’t miss your chance…
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Making a real difference
A career as a dentist should be relatively straightforward. After all, you have been specifically trained to do a job,…
Dentistry
Australia’s dental concerns exposed
The results of a new survey have supported claims that there is an ‘oral health crisis’ in Australia. Nearly half…
Dentistry
Children contract terminated
A dental practice in Scotland has announced it will stop treating approximately 200 children on the NHS. The Bridgend Dental…
Dentistry
Good results for the wrong reasons
I can think of two good things resulting from government intervention that relate to dental health, but sadly nothing to…
Dentistry
Facelift for oral health initiative
Wrigley has revamped its UK oral health education programme for 2007, bringing it in line with the scheme in the…
Dentistry
Kevin Lewis column
Regular columnist Kevin Lewis ponders how, in these diverse times, defining the term ‘dentistry’ is becoming more and more difficult.…
Dentistry
Word perfect
Excellent verbal skills are a key ingredient to the success of dental practices. ‘One cannot not communicate’, as the old…
Dentistry
Sugary tea warning
Drinking lots of sugary tea can be almost as bad for your teeth as sipping fizzy drinks, the British Dental…
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Dentistry.co.uk team member to climb Kilimanjaro
In about eight weeks Charles Southey will be near to the summit of the world’s largest free standing mountain trekking…
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