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Dentistry goes live!
It has been a long time coming, but Dentistry magazine’s first educational event will be worth the wait. Dentistry magazine…
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Geddes hits out at LHBs
The Welsh director of the British Dental Association has accused local health boards of standing in the way of expanding…
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Gold foil restoration: a never-ending beauty
Gold foil (direct gold restoration) is possibly the oldest and best-documented dental treatment for repairing cavities. Giovanni Arcolani (Ioannis Herculani)…
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Pre-curing of composite to reduce the effects of contraction shrinkage
Contraction shrinkage effects of command-set composite materials is well documented and therefore the onus is placed on the operator to…
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Commons inquiry details revealed
The Health Select Committee has announced the details of its inquiry into NHS dental services. The Committee, a cross-party Parliamentary…
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John Chope column
Next year’s ARF for dentists is £438 and for DCPs £90. John Chope explains how DCPs can avoid the increase…
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Ceramic veneers in general dental practice
Introduction Ceramic veneers were introduced in the late 1930s (Pinkus 1938) but only became widely accepted by the dental profession…
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GDC agrees fees for 2008
The General Dental Council has set the 2008 fee levels for dental professionals. The first registration fee and annual retention…
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The heavy-body wash technique for impression taking
Implantology is now an established discipline in dentistry. It is beyond the experimental stage so that risks can now be…
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Xerostomia: far more than a nuisance
Xerostomia is defined as a subjective complaint of dry mouth that may result from a decrease in the production of…
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Leading the way with dental hygiene
Every practice wishes to improve. Yet when practices want to make improvements, hygiene productivity is often overlooked. Generating a higher…
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Treatment of the avulsed tooth
Avulsion is defined as the exarticulation of a tooth, i.e. the tooth is displaced completely out of its socket. The…
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Consent and special needs patients: a review
It is well accepted in the medical and dental profession that consent is required for every procedure undertaken, be it…
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Step out of your comfort zone
Over recent years dental care professionals have gained enhanced status, making dental carers more aware of the importance of working…
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Behavioural change management in periodontal care
Behavioural change has to occur in two arenas for it to work. The first is in the minds 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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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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BDA slams proposals
The British Dental Association (BDA) has criticised a proposal to increase the regulatory powers the NHS has over the dental…
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How do I secure a crown to an implant?
Unlike a tooth where a crown can only be cemented to the prepared tooth or post and core, in implant…
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