Periodontal disease often results in the inevitable loss of teeth. For many patients, a clearance in one or both jaws is the only option. This

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What is your problem? Dr LD Pankey began all his interviews and examinations with this question. He knew that no one knows better than the

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Early referral is always the best option in this instance. That said, for a host of reasons, referral may not always be possible (if the

The vast majority of patient interactions go well and without dispute, but sooner or later many dentists experience the distress of a solicitor’s letter. This

For final-year dental students, the arrival of February is announced by the sound of vocational training (VT) application packs falling through their letterboxes. Not only