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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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Article links tooth loss with dementia
Tooth loss may predict the development of dementia late in life, according to research published in the October 2007 issue…
Dentistry
Single vital tooth whitening
Many patients more than ever are requesting tooth whitening. There are several reasons for this. Patients are adopting a more…
Dentistry
Clampdown on ‘cosmetic cowboys’
The Conservatives have demanded a clampdown on ‘cosmetic cowboys’ who carry out potentially harmful tooth-whitening procedures in the high street.…
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In-depth study links heart problems with gum disease
The British Dental Health Foundation has warned that young people must take care of their teeth if they are to…
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Boxing association announces mouthguard supplier
The Amateur Boxing Association of England (ABAE) has chosen Opro as the official and exclusive mouthguard supplier to its 715…
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Perio-endo lesions
Big subject, big nuisance. These types of lesions can be a devil to diagnose and treat successfully. The main problem…
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Instrumentation for periodontal therapy
Periodontal therapy involves the removal of calculus and biofilm. A variety of instruments are available to us for this. In…
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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…
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Myth-busting digital X-ray: part one
There are several misconceptions out there that not only damage the reputation of digital X-ray but can also have an…
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Time to wake up to your tiredness
‘When we are tired, we are attacked by ideas we conquered long ago.’ – Friedrich Nietzsche. For me, Nietzsche hit…
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Treatment of the avulsed tooth
Avulsion is defined as the exarticulation of a tooth, i.e. the tooth is displaced completely out of its socket. The…
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Children contract terminated
A dental practice in Scotland has announced it will stop treating approximately 200 children on the NHS. The Bridgend Dental…
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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…
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Removal of a ranula under GA
This patient was seen on referral at the maxillofacial department complaining of an intermittent lump under the tongue. His general…
Dentistry
The bite splint experience
What is your problem? Dr LD Pankey began all his interviews and examinations with this question. He knew that no…
Dentistry
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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Restoring a lower fractured molar
The patient in this article presented with a fractured lower molar tooth. This tooth was asymptomatic but had sustained a…
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The same old story
Do you ever have times when a piece of text all but leaps up from the page and hits you…
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