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Dental patterns as reliable as DNA tests
A person’s dental patterns can identify a person as accurately as DNA testing in forensics. That’s according to new Spanish…
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The science of polishing
Whether or not dental hygienists support the theory of selective polishing, polishing is an integral dental procedure (Barnes CM, 2004a;…
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University appoints new director of dental research
The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) has appointed Professor StJohn Crean as director of dental research and knowledge transfer at…
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‘Fundamental’ findings in oral cancer prediction
The presence of certain proteins in pre-malignant oral lesions may predict oral cancer development, a new study reveals. The findings,…
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New DNA therapy for advanced mouth cancer
A research team has been awarded a patent after developing a new DNA therapy for head and neck cancer sufferers.…
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New DNA therapy for advanced mouth cancer
A research team has been awarded a patent after developing a new DNA therapy for head and neck cancer sufferers.…
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Identifying methamphetamine use
As Dr Stephen Wagner states: ‘What I can tell you is what I have seen. It looks like someone has…
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Dental nurse tutor scoops teacher award
Nicky Bartholomew, dental nurse tutor from the School of Professionals Complementary to Dentistry (SPCD), scooped Dental Care Professional Teacher of…
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£6 million refurb makes dental hospital ‘world class’
A £6 million refurbishment of Liverpool’s dental hospital has opened, making it ‘word class’ according to health secretary Andy Burnham.…
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Dental students offered ‘something for the weekend’
The Dental Defence Union (DDU) is teaming up with experts, FinalBDS, to help students maximise their performance with a weekend…
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Veteran dental technician dies
Veteran dental technician Dr John Attenborough has died. Recently rewarded for his ‘outstanding services to dental technology’, the son of…
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‘Talking to parents’ could cut kids’ caries
A recent study reveals that if dental clinicians had proper training in talking to children’s parents it would reduce rates…
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Dental professor awarded Royal Society fellowship
Tom Lehner, professor of Basic and Applied Immunology from the Mucosal Immunology Unit at King’s College London Dental Institute, has…
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New tooth tech will fill the gap for longer
A dental expert has come up with an idea to extend the life of a tooth filling. The researcher at…
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Stainless Steele
‘Providers are getting more money for doing less, or perhaps for doing something different. In other words, despite the protestations…
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Mouth cancer charity launches talent show
Students are being invited to enter a talent show in order to raise awareness for mouth cancer. The Mouth Cancer…
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The tail wagging the dog
It sometimes seems to me that here in the UK we are in real danger of losing the plot. Or,…
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Sugar substitute may prevent toddlers’ tooth decay, say dental experts
Toddlers given syrup containing the naturally occurring sweetener xylitol may be less likely to develop decay in their baby teeth,…
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Clean mouth, clear mind
Researchers at West Virginia University have found a clean mouth may help to preserve memory. The National Institutes of Health…
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