Dental technician to raffle home
A dental technician is hoping to sell his home in Devon in a raffle – and raise money for a cancer charity, too. With the
A dental technician is hoping to sell his home in Devon in a raffle – and raise money for a cancer charity, too. With the
An Independent commission has been established to examine the commissioning of oral healthcare in England and Wales. The group, which will be chaired by Professor
Explanation of the full contents of the Comfort Zone system supplied by DPS.
How did you become involved with the dental industry?I started working for IDEC as a sales representative in July 1979; the company was then owned
Xerostomia, or dry mouth, is a common concern in the dental field, with millions of people affected by it (Fox PC, 2008; Guggenheimer J, Moore
What is the leading cause of stress? Is it even possible to pinpoint one cause, when so many variables operate in busy dental practices? It
I’ve previously written in this column about how we can develop as dentists, practice leaders, team members and, ultimately, individuals by taking courses or adding
Clontarf Castle was a great venue for our continuing professional development day. The lectures were of an excellent standard and I personally found them really
Few would argue with the contention that 2008 was a difficult year. Falling property and equity prices coupled with rising costs resulted in a sustained
People who have been treated for skin cancer have an increased risk of developing a new primary cancer, especially a smoking-related one such as mouth
Dental implants are a viable and commonly used treatment option for tooth replacement. We have often heard the terms peri-implantitis and peri-implant mucositis in reference
The 2009 Young Dentist Conference is taking place at The Royal College of Physicians in London on Saturday (7 February). The event – organised by