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Council issues deadline warning
With the legal deadline for GDC registration fast approaching, dental nurses and technicians are being urged to act now to…
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Recognising nutritional deficiency
As health professionals, we do not expect to come across malnutrition and nutritional deficiency often in daily practice. The typical…
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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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Behavioural change management in periodontics: part 4
So far in the last three articles we have covered the following blockages to the uptake of periodontal care by…
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John Chope column
John Chope explains the importance of making sure your DCPs are registered before it’s too late. Are your DCPs registered…
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Warning over shared toothbrushes
The majority of Britons would be happy to let someone else use their toothbrush, according to a recent UK survey.…
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Kevin Lewis column
Kevin Lewis discusses the announcement – and its timing – of the Department of Health’s guidelines on single-use endodontic tools.…
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Financial planning
In the past few issues we have been concentrating on how to keep your head above water whilst you progress…
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Pricing of periodontal therapy
Whenever I discuss the business aspects of dental care, I always stress the importance of the primary purpose of what…
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Myths of motivation
If you have ever lost patients when you felt like you were offering them the best treatment anywhere, you may…
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Adapting your care appropriately
We all grow older chronologically. It is a fact. However, there is a growing gap, in this day and age,…
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Damage limitation
The vast majority of patient interactions go well and without dispute, but sooner or later many dentists experience the distress…
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Why the ears are so important in periodontics
In my previous article I argued the case for a number of candidates for the most important instruments in periodontics.…
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Where has the goodwill gone?
Some practice owners may remember that back in January 2006 they owned an asset called ‘goodwill’ valued at 40 to…
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Dividing the spoils
Custody of children aside, when divorce looms the most acrimonious disputes tend to centre on how to share the family…
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A golden opportunity or a minefield?
The Dentists Act of 1956 had prohibited dentists from running their practices through the medium of a limited company, with…
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Keeping schtum
Confidentiality is the cornerstone of good practise. All patients expect that personal and clinical information about them will be held…
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Three steps to the sale
I believe there is a three-step process that drives the sale of anything people buy. If you find yourself having…
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To drill or not to drill
Successful relationships between dentists and patients depend on trust and goodwill. Preserving the rapport is crucial, but the balance within…
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