A Plymouth-based forensic ondontologist, Simon Crewe, and his wife Liza, a chemotherapy nurse, have recently returned from Guinea, West Africa, after volunteering on board the

Since the end of the Celtic Tiger era, dentistry in Ireland has been hit hard by the troubled economy, but help is now at hand.

Body A newly revised CDA Position Statement emphasizes that routine antibiotic prophylaxis is not indicated for dental patients with total joint replacement. The CDA statement

Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry has made a significant investment in the depth and reach of its dental research with the appointment

He joined two Nobel Prize winners, a British politician and a writer and television presenter in receiving his Fellowship from Cardiff University at its annual

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It’s also pragmatic, says NASDAL chairman, Nick Ledingham, when the practice has an NHS contract, since it is the practice purchaser who makes sure that

Body A long-held view in dentistry that breastfeeding, compared to other types of infant feeding, can contribute to early childhood caries (ECC) may have left

Denplan has sponsored a report undertaken by 2020 Health entitled ‘Personal Health Budgets – a revolution in personalisation.’ This follows the government’s decision to roll