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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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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…
Dentistry
John Chope column
John Chope explains the importance of making sure your DCPs are registered before it’s too late. Are your DCPs registered…
Dentistry
MP voices dentists’ concerns
Sir Paul Beresford MP for Mole Valley successfully secured an adjournment debate on Wednesday 23 May 2007 in the House…
Dentistry
Supplier’s response to single-use endo tools
Following on from recent comments by the Chief Dental Officer, Dr Barry Cockcroft, that ‘root canal instruments should not be…
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Kevin Lewis replies to letter
Peter Clark writes to Kevin Lewis about practice expenses and how the contracts may not weigh up. Dear Kevin, Methinks…
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Wage increase on the cards?
Dentists could be in line for a pay rise to help them absorb the added costs of switching to single-use…
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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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Four anterior porcelain-bonded restorations
A single non-vital central incisor is a challenge to mask using adhesive porcelain. This case illustrates a successful result in…
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Forging better partnerships with laboratories
The dental laboratory is a critical partner in practice success. Or at least it should be. The relationship that dentists…
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Make sure your wishes come true
Incredibly, the majority of adults (55%) have not made a will[1]. Despite it being quite a morose subject to think…
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The treatment of sensitivity during home bleaching
Tooth sensitivity is one of the most detrimental side effects experienced by patients during bleaching procedures. It is very common…
Dentistry
One visit or two?
I recently received the following question from a reader: ‘What’s your opinion on using a cotton pellet with formocresol? We…
Dentistry
The right route?
New dental companies are finally being allowed to form following this summer’s removal of restrictions on practices wishing to incorporate.…
Dentistry
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
How can I get involved in implant dentistry safely?
As a general dental practitioner there are very limited choices available to you when it comes to acquiring formal training…
Dentistry
Curved canals are plain sailing
Instrumentation of curved canals is like a mountain climber who seeks to scale a significant mountain. If the preparation is…
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Private provision
Many dental practitioners are moving their practices over to more private work. But while the headline earnings of private work…
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Financial times
A junior colleague recently asked me when she should start seeking financial advice – should she speak to an adviser…
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