Background and Objectives: TellÃÂshowÃÂdo is the most popular technique for managing children’s behaviour in dentists’ offices. Live modelling is used less frequently, despite the satisfactory
This is the only time Dr Lorenzo Vanini will be in the UK this year! This seminar will demonstrate a standardised and repeatable method for
Idiopathic gingival fibromatosis, a benign, slow-growing proliferation of the gingival tissues, is genetically heterogeneous. This condition is usually part of a syndrome or, rarely, an
Register in advance for a complimentary ticket to BDTA Dental Showcase 2009 between now and 30 June 2009 for a chance to win tickets to
Over the past several decades, latex hypersensitivity has become an increasingly common phenomenon in the dental setting. Exposure to latex via direct skin contact or
Too often we’re so concerned with what’s going on in our patients’ mouths that we forget we would benefit more from understanding what’s going on
Good communication is fundamental to providing safe and effective patient care. Communication provides the basis for gathering information from patients, conveys information to patients about
The Mouth Cancer Foundation has released details of its fourth annual 10km sponsored walk. The walk, to raise much-needed awareness of the disease, is being
Nicotine remedies – designed to help smokers kick their habit – may have the potential to cause mouth cancer. That’s according to new research funded
An adage in medicine reminds patients always to seek a second opinion. Conversely, in dentistry it is not typical for a patient to seek a
ID: What should the dentist consider when looking to refurbish the dental practice?MM: There are two main reasons for refurbishing a dental practice: 1. Many
A potential development in mouth cancer treatment is to be welcomed, says the organiser of the annual Mouth Cancer Action Month campaign. The British Dental
