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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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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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Raisins for breakfast ‘not bad for kids’ teeth’
Children who add a handful of raisins onto their breakfast cereal will not increase their chances of developing tooth decay,…
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Dentists on frontline in war on alcohol abuse
Dentists are to be put on the frontline in the battle against Scotland’s burgeoning alcohol crisis. Alcohol misuse is estimated…
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Study backs dental health claims of sugar-free gum
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Empty dentists’ chairs in Croydon
The credit crunch is being blamed for almost half the population in Croydon not visiting the dentist in at least…
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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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Tooth decay may flag up ill health
Dental disease may be a warning that your diet is harming your body. Research suggests that dental pain may be…
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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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The ‘X’ factor
Xylitol is a white crystalline substance similar in appearance to sugar with a much sweeter taste but approximately one-third fewer…
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Musical chairs
The BDA Conference in Glasgow took place against the somewhat surreal backdrop of the local and European elections and the…
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Time to give something back
My working week is divided between clinical work and writing and researching from home. I spend two days in a…
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Kids to be quizzed in new tooth decay survey
A new study has been commissioned to look at the best way of treating kids with rotten teeth – and…
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National Smile Month launches amid protests
A protest in Parliament Square by 100,000 people calling for an end to the war in Sri Lanka could have…
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Tooth decay – it’s not just what we eat
New research has found that modern lifestyle habits may play a bigger role than food alone, when it comes to…
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Bleaching and caries control in elderly patients
Bleaching teeth with carbamide peroxide in a custom tray is an exciting service to offer patients and a tremendous adjunct…
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National Smile Month seeks dentists’ support
The dental industry is gearing up for another all-action summer as plans for National Smile Month 2009 progress before the…
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Risk assessment and minimal intervention: a modern approach to caries disease management
The term minimal intervention (MI) is relatively new in dentistry and has been introduced to suggest that the profession should…
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Higher levels of sugar and fat found in Irish breakfast cereals
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