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The top 50 influencers in the UK dental profession
The results have been compiled in our hugely popular annual readers’ poll to find out the most influential people in…
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The side effects of Botox treatments
The use of Botulinum toxins (Myoblock, Botox, Reloxin) for aesthetic and therapeutic dental and facial treatments is becoming increasingly popular.…
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A helping hand for young dentists’ careers
A new scheme to help young dentists climb the career ladder following their NHS vocational training has been launched by…
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Nutrition and immune function
We are all aware of the role diet plays in dental caries and enamel erosion, but are we fully aware…
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Premier Symposium review
The 7th annual Premier Symposium was held on Saturday 1st December at King’s College\. 300 delegates registered for the event…
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John Chope column
John Chope explains how an experienced dental nurse who doesn’t hold a formal qualification can become registered.   Is your…
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Kevin Lewis column
Kevin Lewis questions whether infection control standards are as widespread as they should be.   Talking dirty   There was…
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NI Minister announces cash investment
Northern Ireland Health Minister Michael McGimpsey has announced an injection of £4\.4million into health service dentistry to address the problems…
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Minister announces £4.4m investment in health service dentistry
On 17 September Health Minister Michael McGimpsey announced an injection of £4\.4 million into health service dentistry, addressing the problems…
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Taking responsibility for infection control
Without proper education, training and understanding in the area of infection control, the dental team and the public are at…
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Oral infection and premature babies
Premature infant births are on the increase. In an editorial published in the British Medical Journal (21 April 2006), Professor…
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‘Work smarter, not harder’ – Four-handed dentistry
Four-handed dentistry is synonymous with the term close support dentistry. This concept is built around increasing efficiency during treatment, increasing…
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New assessment provides flexible CPD
Dental care professionals (DCPs) have a new opportunity to gain continuing professional development through an innovative assessment unveiled by the…
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Save by registering for Showcase in advance
The British Dental Trade Association, organiser of the Dental Showcase, is encouraging all members of the dental team to reserve…
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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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Working against the clock – and under live supervision
Objective Clinical Skills Examinations, or OCSEs as they are more commonly known, are held in trepidation by clinical-stage dental students…
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The ears have it
I was once accused, following a lecture I presented, of not living in the real world. I actually accepted it…
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Safe and sound
It is only natural that dentists want to make their practices as safe as possible. Accidents happen relatively rarely but…
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Picking your practice
At some stage after graduation, many dentists will find themselves looking for a new practice and there will be many…
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