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The oral health implications of addiction
Chemical dependency has many faces and takes many forms, including the use of depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens and alcohol. The most…
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Dairy Council launches ‘slurp and chew’ healthy teeth campaign
The Dairy Council launches an educational campaign today (Monday) plugging milk and cheese as the ‘healthy teeth’ option. Called Slurp…
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GPs fill gaps in dental care, survey reveals
A survey has found that patients are using GPs to fill gaps in dental treatment. And some GP practices are…
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A lollipop that promises to have tooth decay licked
A sugar-free lollipop that actively fights tooth decay has been developed in the US. The revolutionary orange-flavoured sweet – marketed…
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BDA backs minister’s call for fluoride in tap water
Health Secretary Alan Johnson is to call for fluoride to be added to Britain’s water supplies – and the move…
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Poor diet to blame for high levels of dental decay in Northern Ireland
Ulster has the worst rate of dental decay in Ireland and the UK, despite having the highest number of dentists.…
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Infant tooth decay sparks warning
Dentists are warning parents about giving children soft drinks or fruit juices in their baby bottles over fears about infants…
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Red wine chemicals could cut cavities
A class of chemicals in red wine grapes may significantly reduce the ability of bacteria to cause cavities, according to…
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Check-ups at schools
A new school-based dental service aimed at preventing tooth decay has been launched in Scotland. The Childsmile School programme involves…
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Hart announces community approach
Wales Health Minister Edwina Hart says schools and parents will play a key role in government plans to reduce tooth…
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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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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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Sugary tea warning
Drinking lots of sugary tea can be almost as bad for your teeth as sipping fizzy drinks, the British Dental…
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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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Chocolate alternative to fluoride?
An extract of cocoa powder that occurs naturally in chocolates and teas might be an effective natural alternative to fluoride…
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The bite splint experience
What is your problem? Dr LD Pankey began all his interviews and examinations with this question. He knew that no…
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Fancy a cuppa?
Potable tea as a water infusion of young leaves from the tea tree (botanical name Camellia sinensis) is one of…
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Lib Dems issue recruitment pledge
The Scottish Liberal Democrats have vowed to embark on an international search in order to find 100 extra dentists for…
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Knowing when to treat and when to refer
I believe that general dentists should do as much endodontic treatment as is within their capability and comfort level. This…
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