Tooth sensitivity is common and typically results from worn enamel. Research suggests that some home remedies can help reduce tooth sensitivity and pain. Learn more about these home remedies and how to prevent tooth sensitivity here. SOURCE: ... [Continue Reading]
What you’ve missed this week
Missed out on this week’s dental news? No problem, here’s what happened over the past seven days… Dental charges set to rise above inflation after 5% hike The government is proposing to increase dental charges by 5%, which will mean a routine ... [Continue Reading]
Oh, what a night!
Presenting the 2019 Irish Dentistry Award winners in all their glory. It might have been raining outside Dublin’s Mansion House on Friday 1 March, but nothing could dampen spirits inside the glorious Irish Dentistry Awards venue! It’s hard to believe ... [Continue Reading]
Professor Albert Leung becomes dean-elect of the Faculty of Dentistry RCSI
Professor Albert Leung has been elected as the next dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) and will take office in early 2020 Professor Leung is professor of dental education, head of the UCL Eastman Dental ... [Continue Reading]
What to do for healthy teeth and gums
The best practices for healthy teeth and gums include regular brushing, flossing, and avoiding certain types of food and beverage. Learn more about what to do for healthy teeth and gums here. SOURCE: Dentistry News From Medical News Today - Read ... [Continue Reading]
Vinnie Thandi and Martin Attariani to speak at Digital Dentistry Show North
The Digital Dentistry Show North is your chance to see Vinnie Thandi and Martin Attariani discuss what’s new in 2019. The Digital Dentistry Show is a free-to-attend, one-day exhibition held in Manchester with mini ‘power lectures’ for dentists ... [Continue Reading]
University of Birmingham celebrate the work of its innovative dentists
The University of Birmingham will be unveiling a new ‘blue plaque’ celebrating the work of two innovative dentists A new ‘blue plaque’ is set to be unveiled as part of the University of Birmingham’s history trail which will celebrate the work ... [Continue Reading]
How to get fast relief from dry socket
Dry socket occurs when a blood clot falls out of the extraction site of a recently pulled tooth. It can be very painful, but some home remedies can ease symptoms until a person can see their dentist. SOURCE: Dentistry News From Medical News Today - ... [Continue Reading]
Mouth sores: Everything you need to know
Mouth sores are a common complaint, and they can occur for a variety of reasons, including irritation, hormonal changes, and infection. Learn about the causes and treatment of mouth sores here. SOURCE: Dentistry News From Medical News Today - Read ... [Continue Reading]
Timing is everything
In order to exchange on a deal, a lot of matters must all align at the particular moment in time, says Lily Head I often talk about how our sustainability is dependent on us continuing to earn the trust of dentists looking to sell and buy dental ... [Continue Reading]
ukdentech celebrates new home
Digital dental laboratory ukdentech hosted a launch event bringing 100 partners from the trade and profession together to celebrate the official opening of its new headquarters on 1 March. The new facility includes a permanent training set up, with ... [Continue Reading]
Child’s play
Emma Morgan discusses how young dentists can get involved with Dental Check by One Dental Check by One (DCby1) is a campaign led by the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD), which aims to ensure children attend for their first check-up ... [Continue Reading]
How to stop gums from bleeding
People can usually treat minor gum bleeding at home using good oral hygiene and natural remedies. In this article, we look at 12 ways to stop gums from bleeding, prevent it developing in the future, and promote overall oral health. SOURCE: Dentistry ... [Continue Reading]
Add a touch of luxury
A-dec looks into the growth of aesthetic dentistry, and explains how taking some design and marketing tips from a high-end spa could help you add a similar sense of luxury to your practice The popularity of cosmetic dentistry is growing rapidly. ... [Continue Reading]
Nine top tips for Brexit
Michael Bentley shares his top tips for Brexit during this period of uncertainty I am having a lot of Brexit conversations (which I know so many of you are). The biggest discussion is concerning how it will impact business. I agree with lots of ... [Continue Reading]
Top five reasons for dental claims: extractions
In the first of a series of articles, Greta Barnes and Debbie Herbst look at the main causes of dental claims A lot has changed in the dental landscape in recent years, such as the popularity of cosmetic treatments and technical advances in ... [Continue Reading]
The never-ending cycle of tax returns
Sophie Kwiatkowski shares her advice on how and when to start planning to lower your tax bill for the next tax year As an associate dentist, it may feel like as soon as the 31 January deadline for one tax return has passed, you are already looking ... [Continue Reading]
Digital Dentistry Show North coming to Manchester
The Digital Dentistry Show North will be coming back to Manchester on the 30 March. The UK’s largest free-to-attend digital dentistry event will give you the opportunity to #TouchTheTech. This year the show includes: Expert mini lectures A ... [Continue Reading]
Changing perceptions
Neil Lloyd explains how a new dental group is attempting to change the face of corporate dentistry One of the newest and fastest-growing dental corporates in the UK, Dental Partners is all about doing things differently in relation to both patients ... [Continue Reading]
The dark side of artificial light
Stuart Clark considers the effects of artificial light on health and how they can be combatted in a dental setting We are never too far away from artificial light – the benefits of which cannot be underestimated, as it has enabled us to be more ... [Continue Reading]
To extract or restore compromised first permanent molars?
A new study welcomed by the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry finds that the treatment of compromised first permanent molars (cFPM) in young people varies considerably across the UK. A research team led by Greig Taylor of Newcastle University, ... [Continue Reading]