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Q. I’ve always taken before-and-after photographs of patients while they are wearing retainers – it gives the best view of…
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The final-year meat market
For many the Easter period is a time to contemplate new beginnings and new life, and that is certainly true…
Dentistry
Avoiding strip perforations
Strip perforations can be easily anticipated and avoided when they are expected if simple steps are taken. They usually occur…
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Electives, exams and the East End
Elective projects provide students with a great opportunity to take a break from dental school life and satisfy their appetite…
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Failure in periodontal therapy
My next two articles will focus on treatment failures in the fields of periodontal care and dental implant therapy. Failure…
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Apex location and apical gauging
A vital determinant in providing predictable endodontic results is the ability to accurately locate the minor constriction (MC) of the…
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Fixed versus removable implant prostheses
Periodontal disease often results in the inevitable loss of teeth. For many patients, a clearance in one or both jaws…
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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…
Dentistry
Playing with puzzles
Early referral is always the best option in this instance. That said, for a host of reasons, referral may not…
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Damage limitation
The vast majority of patient interactions go well and without dispute, but sooner or later many dentists experience the distress…
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How to carry out successful pulpotomy
One of the most valuable services a dentist can provide for a child patient is adequate treatment of pulp involved…
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The sealed bleaching technique
In 1918 Abbot reported the use of a high intensity light that generates a rapid rise in the temperature of…
Dentistry
Restoring a lower fractured molar
The patient in this article presented with a fractured lower molar tooth. This tooth was asymptomatic but had sustained a…
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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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Bristol’s Mr President tells all
It’s all change at Bristol Dental School, with alterations to the curriculum in place and plans for expansion on the…
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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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Restoration of an upper premolar
The patient highlighted in this article was a 20-year-old female with a clear medical history. She presented with a missing…
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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…
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