A 40,000-YEAR-OLD tooth has provided scientists with the first direct evidence that Neanderthals moved from place to place during their lifetimes. The team used laser
Having spent the past 12 years working in dental hygiene at O’Brien & Molloy Periodontics in Dock Rd, Galway, I know the value of effective
Chemical dependency has many faces and takes many forms, including the use of depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens and alcohol. The most commonly abused substances are caffeine,
US dentists are a romantic bunch – last week, one in five dentists admitted to dating a co-worker or employee at their dental practice in
The British Dental Health Foundation (BDHF) has ripped up its stamp of approval of a trainer cup after a battle over money with the manufacturers.
The immediacy and urgency of a medical emergency can strike terror into us and without proper planning and practise it can be a very stressful
Consider the concept that something that is urgent should not be your number one priority. (Excepting patients in need of an emergency appointment, of course.)
If companies provide workplace flexibility and if employees perceive that flexibility as real, then healthier lifestyle habits are put into action by those employees, according
Denmark has announced plans to ban the use of amalgam in dental procedures, echoing a similar move by Norway and Sweden earlier this year. The
We are witnessing an unprecedented time in the evolution of dentistry. It is more possible than ever before for the dentist who is committed to
NHS Direct has launched a text messaging service providing details of local health services, including your nearest dentist. Send a text message to 61121 with
A US health company is working with dentists and patients to study the effects of Omega 3 oil on inflammation and gum health. The Maine
