Scotchbond Universal Adhesive from 3M ESPE has been honoured with a prestigious 2012 Red Dot Design Award.
Created with ease of use in mind, the product was recognised for its flip-top vial delivery system, which allows for convenient one-handed operation.
The Red Dot Design Awards are considered one of the world’s most distinguished design competitions setting the trend for manufacturers globally. Around 1,800 companies and designers from 58 countries competed for the 2012 awards.
An international jury of design experts evaluate entries based on criteria such as degree of innovation, functionality, self-explanatory quality and ecological soundness.
At 3M ESPE we recognise that design can have a significant impact on the value of a product, said Sophie Singh, Product Manager. That’s why when we create a new product, we work in collaboration with our customers and look beyond clinical performance to elements which can influence productivity and ease of use. We are delighted that our most recent introduction to the dental adhesive range has been recognised.”
In addition to its flip-top design, Scotchbond Universal adhesive offers dentists a number of other advantages which simplify the overall dental bonding procedure. The product is a single-bottle solution that can be used in total-or self-etch modes for both direct and indirect restorations – even without additional primer.
The 3M company received a total of seven Red Dot Awards this year. Another winner within 3M’s oral care business was the Incognito™ Lite Appliance System –a low profile customised brackets lingual brace. The appliance, which sits on the underside of the teeth, is made with robotically bent wires, delivering a targeted result, designed to enhance patient comfort with a highly aesthetic solution.
3M ESPE has previously received Red Dot honours for its Elipar™ S10 LED Curing Light and Pentamix™ 3 Automatic Mixing Unit. This year’s awards reflect its continuing commitment to bringing leading-edge technology to dentistry.
For more information about Scotchbond Universal adhesive visit www.3mespe.co.uk and for information on the Incognito Lite appliance system visit www.3munitek.co.uk
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Bob Khanna gets cosmetic at Dentistry LIVE^
Bob Khanna is a leading expert in the field of cosmetic dentistry.
His pioneering ideas have become renowned within the industry and his work has become the basis of cosmetic dentistry.
With the dental industry constantly evolving, Khanna is continually developing his ideas, with his work spanning into lecturing and training.
His achievements have been vast and work has taken him around the world and now he will be speaking at Dentistry LIVE 2012.
As one of the headline speakers he will be part of the World Aesthetic Congress Track and his invaluable expertise will offer you an insight into The Face of Cosmetic Dentistry Today.
The innovative procedures will be the focus of Khanna’s lecture and you will gain the knowledge regarding surgical and aesthetics dentistry as well as non-surgical facial rejuvenation.
The opportunity to learn from this session will be invaluable and the information that will be presented will range from, dento-skeletal support, soft tissue augmentation, excessive gingvinal display and masseteric hypertrophy.
Khanna will also be using his expertise as part of the Alternative Sessions and will be holding a session, Total Facial Sculpting Masterclass.
This lecture focuses solely on non-surgical facial lifting. By attending both of Khanna’s lectures you will find them both to be vital to your on-going training.
To see Bob Khanna and many other speakers freephone 0800 371 652 or alternatively visit www.dentistrylive.co.uk to find out more.
![width=370 height=250 /></p><p>^1335744000^5061^Bob Khanna gets cosmetic at Dentist…^Bob Khanna is a leading expert in the field of cosmetic dentistry.His pioneering ideas have become renowned within the industry and his work…^<br />Dentistry’s Kevin Lewis a hit in Singapore^</p><p><em>Dentistry</em> columnist Kevin Lewis has just returned from IDEM Singapore 2012 and proved a hit with delegates at the international meeting.</p></p><p>Joined by Jane Merivale from Dental Protection, the duo shed light on dental techniques used in orthodontics that can increase the risk of dento-legal problems.</p></p><p>Their session saw a lively debate on issues such as the complications of gaining consent for child treatments and the potential risks in cosmetic dental procedures for adults.</p></p><p>The International Dental Exhibition and Meeting saw four days of discussion, networking and knowledge exchange.</p></p><p>An estimated 7,000-plus delegates from around the globe attended the event at the Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre for IDEM Singapore 2012.</p></p><p>It was jointly organised by Koelnmesse and the Singapore Dental Association and the trade fair featured 10 national pavilions, including one from the UK.</p></p><p>Dr Philip Goh, president of the Singapore Dental Association, said: ‘Today’s dental students will be the forerunners of dentistry in the future. As the business of dentistry becomes increasingly globalised, it is important for dental students to look at opportunities, such as IDEM Singapore, that allow them to build closer ties with counterparts in the region. This will contribute to Asia’s rapid advancement in dentistry.’</p><p>^1335830400^5062^Dentistry’s Kevin Lewis a hit in Si…^Dentistry columnist Kevin Lewis has just returned from IDEM Singapore 2012 and proved a hit with delegates at the international meeting.Join…^<br />‘Embarrassing’ dentist tops bill at Dentistry LIVE^</p><p>Having been awarded the highly prestigious British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry accreditation as well as being a multiple winner at The Smile Awards, James Russell was this year’s winner of the Private Dentistry Elite 20.</p></p><p>Not only is James this year’s winner but he also the first person to be awarded this prize, which was voted for by his contemporaries.</p></p><p>A senior associate at the multi-award winning London Smile Clinic he is also a director of BACD. His work in cosmetic dentistry has rightfully been recognised not only within the dental industry but he is also the official dental expert for Channel 4’s show <em>Embarrassing Bodies</em>.</p></p><p>James’s joint lecture with Luke Barnett at Dentistry LIVE 2012 focuses on stages involved in case selection, minimal preparation techniques, and cementation of ultra thin ceramic veneers.</p></p><p>His role as a lecturer is invaluable, as he lectures for dental courses where he currently teaches on the Inman Aligner hands-on course.</p></p><p>He may be the youngest dentist to receive the BACD award but his experience is substantial and his presentation at Dentistry Live 2012 will offer you the quality expertise that he has become renowned for.</p></p><p>A highly trained individual who has contributed to the development of new techniques for the ethical provision of cosmetic dentistry and been published in the dental press, is of course of great importance to Dentistry Live 2012. </p></p><hr /><p>To see James Russell and many other speakers freephone 0800 371 652 or visit www.dentistrylive.co.uk to find out more.</p></p><p> </p><p>^1335830400^5063^’Embarrassing’ dentist tops bill at…^Having been awarded the highly prestigious British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry accreditation as well as being a multiple winner at The Smi…^<br />Students rid dental fear for disabled patients ^</p><p>Students from the Peninsula Dental School have been working with adults with learning disabilities from Plymouth People First, to take away fear of the dentist and help them to manage their oral hygiene.</p><p>The School has developed a relationship with Plymouth People first over the past year.</p></p><p>The students have performed interactive plays to show what a typical visit to the dentist might entail, and given lots of opportunities for testing out some of the dental equipment at the School’s Devonport Dental Education Facility in a fun and relaxed environment.</p><p>The students have also created a DVD starring the adults with learning disabilities that will be used to increase dental health awareness and reduce anxiety for others in the community.</p><p>Samantha Bandara, one of the students who took part in this special study unit, said: “One of the biggest barriers to dental care is a fear of the dentists, and this is what we were hoping to tackle. We all found the experience rewarding. We connected with our community and saw how we practice can really influence a person’s health and life. It’s great to know that we’ve had such an impact within the local community.”</p><p> </p><p>Jill Singh, Self-Advocacy Project Officer at Plymouth People First, added: “This has been an amazing project and one we hope to repeat next year. As a result of our close working with students from the Peninsula Dental School, the Learning Disability Health Team is now making dentistry a focus area for 2012. This has been a two-way learning experience for all involved. The users learnt how important it was to look after their mouths and teeth; the students learnt the importance of providing accessible information so messages are understood and remembered.”</p><p>^1335830400^5064^Students rid dental fear for disabl…^Students from the Peninsula Dental School have been working with adults with learning disabilities from Plymouth People First, to take awa…^http://dev.dentistry.co.uk/sites/all/themes/dentistry/images/news_images/students.jpg<br />SOE-zine hits dentists’ in-boxes^</p><p>Software of Excellence are delighted to invite all members of the dental team to view their latest online communication SOE-zine, available now at www.soezine.co.uk.<br /> <br />This regular publication is not limited to EXACT users; it can be accessed by all practices, bringing news, views and technique tips direct to the in-box of the UK’s dental profession.<br /> <br />The first two issues have covered news topics such as the impact of postage increases, how to prepare for the changes in NHS charges customer and the chairty work of SoE’s “Angels of Excellence”.</p></p><p>Customer testimonials give readers a true flavour of excatly how EXACT and THRIVE are helping to improve practice efficiency and in issue 1 James Goolnik reviewed his thoughts on how practices can survive the recession.<br /> <br />Sales and Marketing Director Greg Clay regards electronic communication as a vital part of SoE’s marketing mix: ‘Our vision is to engage with the profession through as many different platforms as possible, SOE-zine is a light, news format publication that readers can dip in and out of and one that we hope has something to appeal to all members of the team.’<br /> <br />The next issue of SOE-zine is scheduled for early May, so if you don’t currently receive a copy but would like to in the future, please email editor@soezine.co.uk.<br /> </p><p>^1335830400^5065^SOE-zine hits dentists’ in-boxes^Software of Excellence are delighted to invite all members of the dental team to view their latest online communication SOE-zine, available …^<br />Dental practice running costs on the up^</p><p>The cost of running a dental practice in England and Wales has increased for 93% of all respondents in the last 12 months.</p></p><p>That’s according to a recent survey carried out for Frank Taylor and Associates by the Forum of Private Business.</p><p>As might be expected, energy, staffing and material costs were some of the main culprits.</p></p><p>More than 90% of practices responding said that both materials and energy had gone up, with 83% saying that they thought that staffing costs had also increased. </p><p>Two areas that also appear to be on the rise are those of insurance and the cost of raising finance. 77% felt that the cost of finance has gone up or stayed the same, and 98% said the same about insurance.</p><p>This has surprised both David Brewer and Dino Charalambous at Frank Taylor and Associates. David Brewer said: ‘In the current financial market, we have actually seen a lot of competition in the finance sector.</p></p><p>‘This is probably due to dentistry being seen as a green light sector for lending. There are great opportunities for practices to reduce the cost of finance.’</p><p>Dino who is an IFA and deals with a wide range of issues feels that high premiums could be a reflection of dentists not buying from the whole of market.</p></p><p>‘Remember, panel of insurers is not the same as the whole of market – many could be confused by the terminology. In short, your IFA needs to confirm to you that they have access to the whole of the market.’</p><p>Overall, dental practices seem to be paying a little over the average to do business – 10.6% as a cost of doing business versus 8.5% for small businesses generally.</p><p>^1335830400^5066^Dental practice running costs on th…^The cost of running a dental practice in England and Wales has increased for 93% of all respondents in the last 12 months.That’s according t…^<br />Give your patients visibly whiter teeth in three days^</p><p>Colgate is pleased to announce the launch of Colgate MaxWhite Professional whitening system.<br /> <br />New Colgate Max White Professional is a take home whitening system that gives your patients visibly whiter teeth in three days.</p></p><p>Presented in an easy to use syringe format, it requires just 30 minute application time. New Colgate MaxWhite Professional contains 6% hydrogen peroxide and is clinically proven to be effective[1].</p></p><p>It has been formulated with the addition of sodium fluoride and potassium nitrate to reduce patient sensitivity. Each kit contains 4 x 3ml syringes and should be stored at room temperature.<br /> <br />Colgate MaxWhite Professional is only available to dental professionals and can be purchased from your dental wholesaler now.<br /> <br />New Colgate MaxWhite Professional, an effective whitening solution from a company both you and your patients trust.</p><p> 1. Mohan et. al. Journal of Dentistry 36 (2008) 21–26. </p></p><hr /><p>For further information please visit www.colgateprofessional.co.uk.</p><p>^1335916800^5067^Give your patients visibly whiter t…^Colgate is pleased to announce the launch of Colgate MaxWhite Professional whitening system. New Colgate Max White Professional is a ta…^<br />Dentistry columnist headlines Dentistry LIVE^</p><p>Kevin Lewis worked in general practice for 30 years, during his time as a dentist he became interested in preventive dentistry and practice management.</p></p><p>He is also a consultant editor and a regular columnist for <em>Dentistry</em> magazine.</p></p><p>His expertise and opinions are highly valued and at this year’s Dentistry LIVE conference, Kevin will be lecturing on dento-legal trends and recent legal developments in implant dentistry.</p></p><p>His in-depth understanding on the subject will be invaluable to you, as he will be delving in to the most commonly encountered problems in the areas of case assessment, communication and consent and record keeping.</p></p><p>This lecture will be an experience not to be missed as you will be learning from the second most influential person in UK dentistry, voted by the readers of <em>Dentistry</em> magazine for the Dentistry Top 50 Year 2012 awards. </p><p>Kevin’s years of experience have seen him as the dental director for both Dental Protection and The Medical Protection Society, making him an important and relevant figure on the topic of dento-legal issues.</p></p><p>A key individual in the dental industry, he lectures all over the world.</p></p><p>Most recently, he travelled to Singapore to The International Dental Exhibition and both Kevin and Jane Merivale discussed the topic of dental techniques, used in orthodontics that can increase the risk of dento-legal problems.</p></p><hr /><p> </p></p><p>To see Kevin Lewis and many other speakers freephone 0800 371 652 or visit www.dentistrylive.co.uk to find out more.</p><p>^1335916800^5072^Dentistry columnist headlines Denti…^Kevin Lewis worked in general practice for 30 years, during his time as a dentist he became interested in preventive dentistry and practice …^<br />Five money-saving tips for dentists^</p><p>Podcasts offer an exciting future for the internet and dentistry.co.uk is at the forefront of providing information through this format.</p><p>This time we have teamed up with Wesleyan, the profession’s experts, to discuss not one, but five clever savings tips.</p><p>With low interest rates, many British households have never had more disposable income than before.</p></p><p>But with the economic climate, business is slower and uncertain, leaving to many people focusing on saving again.</p><p>This podcast (below) looks at how to make your money work best in the difficult economic climate.</p></p><p><object classid=clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000 width=480 height=270 codebase=http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,40,0><param name=id value=flashObj /><param name=bgcolor value=#FFFFFF /><param name=flashVars value=videoId=1616215605001&playerID=1158356422001&playerKey=AQ~~,AAABDaz32hk~,Yp-R4Ol-cWUMCvlKXhMCyY3vVObWt_LP&domain=embed&dynamicStreaming=true /><param name=base 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president^</p><p>Frank Holloway, a retired army dentist based in Surrey, was installed as the 126th president of the British Dental Association (BDA) last week.</p></p><p>Dr Holloway, the first armed forces dentist to receive this honour since 2003, was presented with his chain of office and made his inaugural speech as BDA President at the opening of the 2012 British Dental Conference and Exhibition at the Manchester Central Convention Complex.</p><p>Dr Holloway gained his bachelor of dental surgery degree from Bristol University in 1969 and his licence in dental surgery from the Royal College of Surgeons in the same year.</p><p>After five years in general practice in the UK, he worked for the US army in Bavaria as a civilian dentist.</p></p><p>Three years later he joined the British Army, subsequently working in Germany, Texas, Cyprus, the Outer Hebrides and occasionally in England.</p></p><p>Frank achieved the rank of colonel and completed his regular army service as commandant of the Royal Army Dental Corps, commanding officer of the Defence Dental Services Training Centre and principal dental officer of the Home Counties region. He spent the last five years of his career treating new recruits and recently retired after 33 years in the army.</p></p><p>In 1986/87 he did an MSc in conservative dentistry at the Eastman Dental Institute London, after which he taught and ran a referral service for six years. He was then selected for command posts but maintained his clinical involvement and started a long association of activities with the BDA.</p></p><p>Frank has been a member of the BDA’s Armed Forces Committee since 1998 and was elected its chair in 2006, a post he had held to date.</p></p><p>He has also been a member of Representative Body since 2006. He has represented the BDA nationally on the British Medical Association’s (BMA) Armed Forces Committee since 1998, and is also on the BMA’s Co-ordinating Group.</p></p><p>Dr Holloway said: ‘It is a great honour to become president of the BDA and I look forward to serving my fellow professionals in this capacity.</p><p>‘I look forward to being an ambassador for the profession, both in the UK and abroad, during my term of office.’</p><p>^1335916800^5069^Retired army dentist is BDA preside…^Frank Holloway, a retired army dentist based in Surrey, was installed as the 126th president of the British Dental Association (BDA) last we…^<br />Oral cancer risk a mystery for some^</p><p>A survey of 11,785 British adults has found that 70% say they are unaware of any of the symptoms of mouth cancer.</p></p><p>And 3% of individuals think kissing can increase your chances of developing mouth cancer.</p></p><p>Simplyhealth’s Annual Dental Survey 2012 highlights the need to educate the population on the main risks and symptoms of a cancer that’s on the increase [1].<br /> <br />James Glover, spokesperson for Simplyhealth says: ‘While 85% of people surveyed recognise that smoking tobacco can increase their chances of developing mouth cancer, there is a lack of awareness about other potential risks.</p></p><p>‘Our findings follow recent news from Cancer Research UK that high risk strains of human papillomavirus (HPV) infections which are spread through bodily contact could be the key reason for the increase in mouth cancer, particularly among younger people[2].</p></p><p>‘Although this risk cannot be avoided in the same way as not smoking, it’s important for people to know what makes us all susceptible to this type of cancer.’<br /> <br />Dentist Michael Thomas says: ‘As well as knowing the risks, individuals should be educated in identifying the symptoms. As with all cancers, the sooner it is identified, the better. Worryingly, only 28% of those surveyed by Simplyhealth would consider consulting or have consulted with their dentist about concerns or queries over mouth cancer. Dentists are integral to addressing any worries individuals may have about the health of their mouth. I’d encourage everyone to utilise their time in the dentist’s chair and speak up should they have any questions about the risks or symptoms of mouth cancer.’<br /> <br />Michael Thomas has put together the below ‘cut out and keep’ guide to the main risks and most common symptoms of mouth cancer:<br /> <br />The main risk factors:<br />· Smoking<br />· Alcohol<br />· Poor diet and nutrition<br />· Sun exposure (lips)<br />· Human papilloma virus (HPV) which affects the immune system and can be spread by kissing and bodily contact (most strains of HPV are harmless but a few are high risk)<br />· Previous cancer diagnosis<br /> <br />Most common symptoms:<br />· A mouth sore or ulcer that fails to heal or bleeds easily<br />· All red or red and white patches in the mouth that will not go away<br />· A lump or thickening in the mouth, tongue or throat<br />· Difficulty in chewing or swallowing food<br />· New persistent pain<br /> <br />1 In the last 10 years, cases have risen from around six cases per 100,000, to eight cases. Cancer Research UK – www.canceresearchuk.org<br />2 Cancer Research UK – http://info.cancerresearchuk.org/news/archive/pressrelease/2012-03-16-hpv-push-oral-cancer-cases-past-6000-a-year?rss=true</p><p>^1335916800^5070^Oral cancer risk a mystery for some^A survey of 11,785 British adults has found that 70% say they are unaware of any of the symptoms of mouth cancer.And 3% of individuals think…^<br />Dental merger swerves competition commission^</p><p>The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) will not be referring the IDH takeover of ADP to the competition commission.</p><p>The OFT last month accepted undertakings from The Carlyle Group (Carlyle) and Palamon Capital Partners LP (Palamon) in relation to their joint acquisition of Integrated Dental Holdings Limited (IDH) and Associated Dental Practices (ADP). </p><p>As a result, the merger will not be referred to the competition commission.</p><p>The merger, which was completed on 11 May 2011, brought together the 325 dental practices operated by IDH with the 130 operated by ADP. </p><p>The undertakings require Carlyle and Palamon to sell 11 dental practices which offer NHS dental treatments in areas where the OFT identified local competition concerns. The OFT also required the merger parties to find ‘upfront’ buyers for the practices.</p><p>In this case, as the parties provide NHS dental services to patients through contracts with Primary Care Trusts (PCTs), these contracts can only be assigned to new buyers with the agreement of the relevant PCT.</p><p>The parties have buyers in place for seven practices in: Taunton, North Petherton, Barnstaple (two practices), Yeovil, Chard and Aldershot. For these practices, the relevant PCTs have agreed to the assignment of contracts to the proposed buyers.</p><p>For the other four areas, in Ramsgate, Sandwich, Amesbury and Tidworth, the relevant PCTs have told the OFT they would wish to re-tender the contracts via an open tender process. Provision for this is set out in the undertakings (see note 2).</p><p>The OFT has consulted publicly on the undertakings, and also on the identity of the buyers in the relevant areas. The consultation did not provide any persuasive evidence to suggest that the undertakings would not constitute an effective remedy. Therefore, the OFT considers that the undertakings are appropriate to remedy the competition concerns identified in its decision of 10 June 2011.</p><p>Amelia Fletcher, OFT chief economist and decision maker in this case, said: ‘This remedy provides protection for NHS dentistry patients in those local areas in which we found competition concerns arising from the merger. It therefore offers a clear cut remedy to those concerns. </p><p>‘We have worked closely with the relevant PCTs in this case so that competition will be preserved and that NHS dental treatments will continue to be provided, both during the divestment process and during the interim period while any re-tender takes place.’</p><p>^1335916800^5071^Dental merger swerves competition c…^The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) will not be referring the IDH takeover of ADP to the competition commission.The OFT last month accepted und…^<br />Dental association CEO gets legal over ‘unfair dismissal’^</p><p>Derek Watson, former CEO of the Dental Practitioners’ Association (DPA), is taking legal action over what he claims is unfair dismissal.</p></p><p>Leeds-based solicitors Cohen Cramer has been instructed by Derek in his claim following the proposed transfer of DPA assets.</p></p><p>Earlier in the year, the DPA’s council asked the CODE management team to administer the DPA.</p></p><p>After taking independent legal advice on behalf of the members, Derek Watson advised the DPA’s council that the transfer was unlawful, requiring a majority vote of DPA members. </p><p>The proposed transfer went ahead and Derek was suspended for gross misconduct and subsequently dismissed despite having, he claims, an exemplary employment record.</p><p>Derek Watson said: ‘I am devastated – having worked for the DPA and its members for seven years – by council’s decision to instantly dismiss me following my advice on their legal obligations regarding the transfer of DPA assets. I am still hoping for, and working towards, a positive solution for the association and its members.’</p></p><p>Cohen Cramer, specialist lawyers to the dental profession, have submitted a claim to the Employment Tribunal. </p><p>Sarah Leyland, head of Dental Employment Law, said: ‘No employee should have to tolerate the kind of treatment described by Mr Watson. We are pursuing a number of claims with both the DPA and CODE to address this situation.’</p></p><p>At the time of the transfer, CODE’s Paul Mendlesohn wrote on its website: ‘The CODE team has been asked by the Dental Professionals’ Association to manage it and bring a fresh innovative approach as we do with CODE.</p><p>‘An association management agreement has been signed and we are putting together a team and a whole new way of working, to develop it, bring new services and a young enthusiastic representative team.’</p><p>^1336003200^5073^Dental association CEO gets legal o…^Derek Watson, former CEO of the Dental Practitioners’ Association (DPA), is taking legal action over what he claims is unfair dismissal.Leed…^<br />Mhari mirrors the changes at Dentistry LIVE^</p><p>Voted fifth in this years Dentistry Top 50, Mhari Coxon’s 20 years of experience and dedication to her profession is clear to her peers.</p></p><p>Mhari lectures nationally and internationally and will also be presenting at this year’s Dentistry LIVE as part of the Hygiene and Therapy sessions.</p></p><p>For those attending Mhari’s sessions, you will be presented with information from Mhari’s wealth of experience.</p></p><p>Her first lecture will be regarding the issues that occur with the ageing population and Mhari will explore the importance of managing the older aesthetic restorative cases in order to maintain optimum oral health.</p></p><p>Her second session, Implementing Change for Success will be highlighting the need to mirror the ever changing dental industry. Her focus on driving teams to achieve the highest level of excellence is a topic that is paramount to any dental practice. <br /> <br />Her work has spanned from dental nurse to receptionist, oral health advisor and then a hygienist in a wide range of practice environments.</p></p><p>Not only does Mhari speak all over the world but she also writes for a variety of publications.</p></p><p>Mhari’s contribution the Dentistry LIVE will be of great value to any one attending her lectures.</p></p><hr /><p>To see Mhari Coxon and many other speakers freephone 0800 371 652 or alternatively visit www.dentistrylive.co.uk to find out more.</p></p><p> </p><p>^1336003200^5074^Mhari mirrors the changes at Dentis…^Voted fifth in this years Dentistry Top 50, Mhari Coxon’s 20 years of experience and dedication to her profession is clear to her peer…^<br />Root canal revelations at Dentistry LIVE^</p><p>At Dentistry LIVE’s popular Hands-On & Workshop Sessions, Simon Cunnington will be discussing the fundamental requirements to mechanically preparing root canals.</p></p><p>Simon will also be explaining the latest modern advances in file design and how these advancements provide for a safer more efficient technique.</p></p><p>However the part of the session that is considered to be the most rewarding, will be Simon’s hands-on demonstration showing the importance of cleaning the root canal system, that will eliminate the aetiological factors involved in the de</p> </div> </div> <div class=](/sites/all/themes/dentistry/images/news_images/DL-logo-with-dates.jpg){kind=logo}
