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Why aggressive veneer preparations must end
Crooked teeth… Cosmetic and restorative dentists have all been there. Our patients want a dramatic outcome quickly. When their teeth…
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Evidence, reason and occlusion?
We live in a world of evidence-based medicine and the internet now enables us to access the latest evidence from…
Dentistry
1 in 5 avoid dentists due to cost
Due to the rising costs of dental treatment in Britain, a fifth of the British population are not going to…
Dentistry
Bosses dismiss staff desire for dental health plans
Bosses know their staff would love dental health care plans – but are refusing to implement them. That’s according to…
Dentistry
Give your patients a taste of Starbucks
Starbucks coffee chain aims to capture a unique warmth that sets it apart from the first two places in most…
Dentistry
Dentistry Live! booking prize up for grabs
Dentistry magazine has arranged yet another reason to book tickets sooner rather than later for its inaugural Dentistry Live event.…
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Dentistry goes live!
It has been a long time coming, but Dentistry magazine’s first educational event will be worth the wait. Dentistry magazine…
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Geddes hits out at LHBs
The Welsh director of the British Dental Association has accused local health boards of standing in the way of expanding…
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Gold foil restoration: a never-ending beauty
Gold foil (direct gold restoration) is possibly the oldest and best-documented dental treatment for repairing cavities. Giovanni Arcolani (Ioannis Herculani)…
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Pre-curing of composite to reduce the effects of contraction shrinkage
Contraction shrinkage effects of command-set composite materials is well documented and therefore the onus is placed on the operator to…
Dentistry
Commons inquiry details revealed
The Health Select Committee has announced the details of its inquiry into NHS dental services. The Committee, a cross-party Parliamentary…
Dentistry
John Chope column
Next year’s ARF for dentists is £438 and for DCPs £90. John Chope explains how DCPs can avoid the increase…
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Ceramic veneers in general dental practice
Introduction Ceramic veneers were introduced in the late 1930s (Pinkus 1938) but only became widely accepted by the dental profession…
Dentistry
GDC agrees fees for 2008
The General Dental Council has set the 2008 fee levels for dental professionals. The first registration fee and annual retention…
Dentistry
The heavy-body wash technique for impression taking
Implantology is now an established discipline in dentistry. It is beyond the experimental stage so that risks can now be…
Dentistry
Xerostomia: far more than a nuisance
Xerostomia is defined as a subjective complaint of dry mouth that may result from a decrease in the production of…
Dentistry
Leading the way with dental hygiene
Every practice wishes to improve. Yet when practices want to make improvements, hygiene productivity is often overlooked. Generating a higher…
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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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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…
Dentistry
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