Gordon Waddell’s book, The back pain revolution, states that the cost of back pain has escalated as a result of time taken off work through

Sometimes the most profitable sale you make is the one from which you walk away. That seemingly counterintuitive message is an important business lesson that

It is well accepted in the medical and dental profession that consent is required for every procedure undertaken, be it an examination or a more

Avulsion is defined as the exarticulation of a tooth, i.e. the tooth is displaced completely out of its socket. The incidence is approximately 0.5% to

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The Resident Dentists Group UK has responded to the GDC’s changes to the International Qualifying Exam (IQE). The three-part test has been changed to a

Joanne Haines has been revealed as the winner of ‘Against the Odds’, the national competition organised by the British Orthodontic Society’s Orthodontic Specialists Group. Joanne,

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Sixteen people were in need of hospital treatment following a hazardous chemical spill in a dentist’s office in Georgetown, USA. The incident happened when less

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1. Carefully evaluate the tooth that will be treated, preferably with multiple radiograph views. Ideally these views are digital and as such can be manipulated