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New dentistry degree for dental care professionals
The first-ever degree course in the UK aimed specifically at dental care professionals (DCPs) is being launched at the University…
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Probiotics – A new approach to oral health
What are probiotics? Probiotics are usually defined as microbial food supplements with beneficial effects on the consumers. The gut flora…
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Pregnancies linked to tooth loss
Women who have more children are more likely to suffer tooth loss, according to a new study. The survey of…
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Norway plays tooth fairy and seeks milk teeth donations
The Norwegian Tooth Bank is requesting milk teeth from 100,000 children in Norway – which will mean it’ll become the…
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Nutrition and immune function
We are all aware of the role diet plays in dental caries and enamel erosion, but are we fully aware…
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Launch of national standards for prison dentists
The Faculty of General Dental Practice (UK) has worked with several bodies to develop standards for prison dentists and those…
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Nutrition, oral health and childhood development
Adequate nutrition is of importance in two key developmental stages in childhood: the pre-school years and the adolescent growth spurt,…
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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…
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Osteoporosis and periodontal disease: systemic influences
Osteoporosis is a global health concern; between 6% and 7% of people world-wide are affected by this disease of the…
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Time to wake up to your tiredness
‘When we are tired, we are attacked by ideas we conquered long ago.’ – Friedrich Nietzsche. For me, Nietzsche hit…
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Sugary tea warning
Drinking lots of sugary tea can be almost as bad for your teeth as sipping fizzy drinks, the British Dental…
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