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Lying awake under general anaesthetic
The RCoA and AAGBI carried out a study on awareness during general anaesthesia that has identified risk factors and consequences…
Dentistry
The case of the triple rooted premolar – an investigation into modern endodontic procedural technique
The case to be presented and also deconstructed pertains to a maxillary first premolar. The UR4 belonged to a retired…
Endodontics
Government backing for water fluoridation
Water fluoridation has been given a resounding vote of confidence in a new report published by Public Health England (PHE).…
Private Practice
Water fluoridation reduces tooth decay
People living in fluoridated areas in the UK have lower levels of tooth decay, and children are far more likely…
Oral health
Water fluoridation is good for your oral health
The report says it provides further reassurance that water fluoridation is a safe and effective public health measure (Public Health…
Dentistry
A little more conversation
The team at the Lime Tree Dental Practice, based in Portishead in Bristol, is dedicated to empowering its patients to…
Oral health
Open letter slams NHS dentistry
In the letter [found here], signed by a plethora of dental VIPs and opinion leaders and headed by Tony Kilcoyne, NHS…
Dentistry
Controlling intra-oral infection
‘Endodontology is concerned with the form, function and health of, injuries to and disease of the dental pulp and periradicular…
Dentistry
Pause before pulling, dentists told
Dental professionals should pause for thought before they pull out a patient’s tooth, the Dental Defence Union (DDU) warns today…
Dentistry
Missed opportunity?
A news story from the USA caught my eye last week. It was advice on oral health care during pregnancy.…
Dentistry
A safe future for conscious sedation
The Society for Advancement of Anaesthesia in Dentistry (SAAD) has released its proposed Framework Tool for Guidance of Commissioning NHS…
Dentistry
End to kids’ dental fears?
The discovery has been made in the journal Anesthesia Progress, where the author presents a technique known as Bispectral Index…
Dentistry
Dental phobics offered Olive branch
The June issue of DH&T focuses on how best to handle fear in the dental chair. Here, a look at…
Oral health
Gossip, girls?
Trying to second guess what direct access means? Head of standards at the GDC, Janet Collins, gives us the lowdown…
Oral health
Kids’ anaesthesia may halt wisdom teeth
The results of the study, published in the April issue of The Journal of the American Dental Association, suggest that…
Dentistry
Is there a need for advanced sedation techniques for adults in the primary care setting?
Conscious sedation can offer a real alternative to those with dental phobia or patients undertaking extensive treatment. The change in…
Dentistry
Postcard from America
We go Stateside as hygienist and founder of http://www.dentalbuzz.com/, Trish Walraven, paints a picture  I live in Texas, and work…
Oral health
Therapist conference has oral health appeal
The British Association of Dental Therapists (BADT) stages it annual conference on 15-16 June at the Thistle Hotel Glasgow. Promising…
Oral health
Dancing on air?
Hygienist Tracey Lennemann celebrates the new wave in air polishing Do you have an air polishing device? Are you actively…
Oral health
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