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The hygienist’s role in dental implants
Dental implants are a viable and commonly used treatment option for tooth replacement. We have often heard the terms peri-implantitis…
Dentistry
Dentist killed in Morocco crash
A Warwick dentist was killed in a bus crash over Christmas. Gary Porter died in Morocco on 27 December after…
Dentistry
OBE for deputy chief dental officer
The incoming deputy chief dental officer Sue Gregory has earned an OBE in the Queen’s New Year’s honours list. She…
Dentistry
Crestal bone loss: an analysis
Dental implantology provides the modern-day clinician and patient an alternative treatment option in a patient’s oral rehabilitation. Since the inception/provision…
Dentistry
A flexible career option
Times are changing, especially if you are considering a career in oral surgery. Since this area of dentistry became a…
Dentistry
Dental surgeries fail to spot symptoms of mouth cancer
A new survey reveals that dental surgeries are failing to pick up on symptoms of mouth cancer. The facial surgery…
Dentistry
Dentist who ‘failed to spot mouth cancer’ continues to practice
A dentist who failed to spot that a patient was suffering with mouth cancer has been allowed to continue to…
Dentistry
Building the bridge to success
Most motivational speakers tell us that we become what we believe or feel. This is also true of us as…
Dentistry
The future of endodontic diagnosis
The limitations of the use of standard radiography in the practice of endodontics is well known and documented [1], with…
Endodontics
Talking the walk: implant experts speak out
NK: Tell me a little about how you come to be here in Dublin. EE: Being part of the World…
Implant dentistry
Implant retained over-dentures made more predictable
Implant retained over-dentures on two, three or four implants have been widely used as a treatment modality for fully edentulous…
Dentistry
Have time, will travel
One of the great advantages of being a dentist is the freedom that your career provides you. As the majority…
Dentistry
Dentist feedback wanted
You’re wanted to provide feedback on a new range of toothpastes and mouthwash. The new dental products allow people to…
Dentistry
Editor’s blog 9: With a wave and a smile
Hello once again, and welcome to the latest editor’s blog\. With a lot of news and the World Aesthetic Congress…
Dentistry
Researchers use a patient’s own bone to accelerate orthodontics
Researchers at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry say they have improved upon a surgical procedure developed by…
Dentistry
Are you protected?
How often have you de-gloved after a patient only to realise you have obtained the smallest scratch mark on your…
Dentistry
Editor’s blog 8: I predict a riot
Hello once again, and welcome to the latest editor’s blog\. With a lot of chat going on in the forum…
Dentistry
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
Teeth whitening fees to go to charity
Cosmetic dentists will be donating their fees from teeth whitening to charity all next week. The British Academy of Cosmetic…
Dentistry
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