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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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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
Sugary tea warning
Drinking lots of sugary tea can be almost as bad for your teeth as sipping fizzy drinks, the British Dental…
Dentistry
Using habits to teach
There are two things that dentists are generally noted for: saying ‘open wide’ and asking questions when their patients are…
Dentistry
What you’ve been waiting for
The transition from the pre-clinical to clinical stage of dental school is an exciting yet nerve-wracking time approaching many second…
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Debt is a family affair
In February the Financial Times revealed that an estimated 8.4m* – one in five adults in the UK – has…
Dentistry
Myths of motivation
If you have ever lost patients when you felt like you were offering them the best treatment anywhere, you may…
Dentistry
A long way from home
The nights are drawing in and the temperature is dropping. Fresher’s week is little more than a distant memory and…
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Soft skills on reception
Some of the aptitudes required to be a good receptionist can be taught and learned, whereas other are innate. Soft…
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Keeping dental implants healthy
One of the most important factors for long-term success of dental implants is the maintenance of healthy peri-implant tissues. In…
Dentistry
Nice deal for patients?
For many years now patients have been familiar with the dental mantra ‘visit your dentist every six months’. Many practices…
Dentistry
Ortho and an English patient
Last year I had a teenage patient, Josie, who presented with buried upper canines that were buccally placed in the…
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‘D’ is for debt
According to a survey by Britain’s Consumer Credit Counseling Service, personal debt levels in the UK have risen alarmingly in…
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