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Risk assessment and minimal intervention: a modern approach to caries disease management
The term minimal intervention (MI) is relatively new in dentistry and has been introduced to suggest that the profession should…
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Call for nationwide ban on sugary snacks
Britain’s leading oral health charity has called for a UK-wide ban on sales of fizzy drinks and sugary snacks on…
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Safety of alcohol-containing mouthwashes: a review of the evidence
One survey has revealed that 16% of dental hygienists and 7% of dental practitioners do not recommend the use of…
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Prevention is better than cure
Eve Martin looks at the changing face of dentistry since she was girl in the 1950s Apparently in 1956, when…
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Men ignore alcohol link to cancer
Men are ignoring the message that drinking alcohol increases the risk of cancer, a charity has warned. While the number…
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Safety of alcohol-containing mouthwashes: a review of the evidence
Introduction Alcohol abuse is frequently included in the list of risk factors for the development of cancer in the upper…
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Online booze tracker to reduce mouth cancer
A cancer charity has come up with a novel way of beating mouth cancer – via the internet. Cancer Research…
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‘Brush alone’ kids spell disaster for teeth
Parents are under attack for allowing children as young as five to brush their own teeth unsupervised. A survey has…
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Teeth take the rough with a smoothie
Dental experts are blasting the claim that fruit smoothies are a healthy option. The British Dental Health Foundation (BDHF) is…
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A sweet tooth is in the genes
Scientists have discovered a gene variation that may help to explain why some people crave sugary foods more than others.…
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Erosive tooth wear
As a new graduate I was very much encouraged by my peers to become a member of the Irish Dental…
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Quit alcohol to reduce mouth cancer risk
The Mouth Cancer Foundation is calling for a reduction in the current daily alcohol intake safety guidelines. It follows the…
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Alcohol boosts mouth cancer risk by 75%
A new study has found drinking just two standard alcoholic drinks a day significantly increases the risks of developing throat,…
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Cutting down on sugar
By gradually introducing smart trade-offs, one can keep variety and choice on the menu. Carbohydrates have taken a lot of…
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Thinking about drinking
With the warm weather hopefully just around the corner, we need to remember to keep drinking in order to remain…
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Worrying levels of tooth decay in children
Health Minister Michael McGimpsey has revealed that dentists in Northern Ireland extracted nearly 30,000 teeth last year from children aged…
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Yogurt is good for gum health
Regularly eating yogurt and other foods with lactic acid may be good for your mouth, Japanese researchers have discovered. Dr…
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Editor’s blog – Part the second
A week is a long time in the dental profession; seven days, 168 hours, 10,080 minutes; a lot can happen…
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Kids’ dental erosion fuelled by fizzy drinks, says US scientist
Almost one-third of children and teenagers show dental erosion, a US study has found. Dental researcher Bennett Amaechi of the…
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