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Kevin Lewis column
Kevin Lewis looks at who has been stealing the show as dentistry returns to the media spotlight.   War of…
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Preview techniques for planning aesthetic restorations
As a general rule, aesthetics and function must be monitored and restored simultaneously when significant aesthetic alterations are performed. Since…
Dentistry
X-ray radiation doses continue to fall
The amount of radiation to which patients are exposed when they have medical X-rays is continuing to fall, according to…
Dentistry
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…
Dentistry
Oral infection and premature babies
Premature infant births are on the increase. In an editorial published in the British Medical Journal (21 April 2006), Professor…
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Replacement of an upper right canine
This young woman presented requesting the replacement of a retained upper right deciduous canine with an implant-supported crown and closure…
Dentistry
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
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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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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Creating mental focus
In my empirical opinion, one of the most important components of creating great endodontic results is applying an unconditional mental…
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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…
Dentistry
Adapting your care appropriately
We all grow older chronologically. It is a fact. However, there is a growing gap, in this day and age,…
Dentistry
Fancy a cuppa?
Potable tea as a water infusion of young leaves from the tea tree (botanical name Camellia sinensis) is one of…
Dentistry
Making the most of your mortgage
Whether you are buying a new home or rearranging your existing mortgage, there are thousands of mortgage products now available…
Dentistry
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
Threshold of profit
It is vital to have access to up-to-date financial data, know your practice’s cost structure and the basics of business…
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…
Dentistry
Power of the press
Advertising and PR are still relatively new concepts to most UK dentists, yet interest in them is booming. That is…
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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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