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Your hidden stresses revealed
A friend of mine recently experienced a revelation. She had been sleeping badly and couldn’t get to the bottom of…
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Stop telling your children to brush their teeth!
‘Have you brushed your teeth, Billy?’ comes the irritated parental voice. A kind of pregnant silence follows. The question comes…
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Recognising nutritional deficiency
As health professionals, we do not expect to come across malnutrition and nutritional deficiency often in daily practice. The typical…
Dentistry
Practice transitions
‘In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity’ – Albert Einstein. Never has this been truer than in dentistry today. I…
Dentistry
The hidden health hazard: back pain
Gordon Waddell’s book, The back pain revolution, states that the cost of back pain has escalated as a result of…
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£22m dental underspend in Wales
Local health boards in Wales are believed to have underspent money intended to improve access to NHS dentistry by almost…
Dentistry
UDA’s – How low will you go?
The value of a UDA varies significantly from dentist to dentist and although the BDA league table of average UDA…
Dentistry
Return to PDS on the cards?
The British Dental Association and pressure group Challenge have both stepped up their demands for an overhaul of the government’s…
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Working against the clock – and under live supervision
Objective Clinical Skills Examinations, or OCSEs as they are more commonly known, are held in trepidation by clinical-stage dental students…
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Up, up and away
When speaking to young dentists about what they want out of their career, most of them will say their own…
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
Keeping calm
Following on from my last article, my second story about being defensive features a long-term dental phobic. The first time…
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Dentist refutes al-Qaeda link
A South African dentist accused of having links to al-Qaeda and the Taliban has denied the allegations. Junaid Ismail Dockrat,…
Dentistry
Where has the goodwill gone?
Some practice owners may remember that back in January 2006 they owned an asset called ‘goodwill’ valued at 40 to…
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Overcoming difficulties fitting implant-retained crowns
In the last article I discussed how a crown might be retained by an implant, either screw retained or cement…
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
Who’s the boss?
Many newly qualified dentists start their careers working in a practice owned by somebody else. In my experience, when starting…
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Decision making in periodontics
If you get a spare few minutes you must read books by Malcolm Gladwell. His work is easy reading but…
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Goodwill goes a long way
There are a number of key issues that the buyer and seller need to be aware of in the exasperating…
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