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New report examines sexual misconduct within dentistry

LONDON, England: Like other areas of society that have come under scrutiny for various kinds of gender inequality and exploitation, dentistry too is now ...

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TruSmile Video: A game-changer for patient communication and treatment planning

Dr Robbie Hughes is a leading figure in digital dentistry, and his clinical expertise is supported by extensive postgraduate training in implantology, ...

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Editorial meets Science—new format bridges expert knowledge and practical application

BERLIN, Germany: In collaboration with health technology company Philips, the publishing houses of Dental Tribune International and OEMUS MEDIA have ...

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Sugary baby pouches under increasing critical scrutiny in the UK

LONDON, England: The commercial baby food industry powerfully shapes early childhood nutrition in the UK and globally. Despite its trusted image, its ...

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Report underscores significant health and financial benefits of sugar-free gum consumption

LONDON, England: While chewing gum may be considered a somewhat undesirable habit, sugar-free varieties have been proved to be highly beneficial for oral ...

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Myobrace, Myoretainr and Myosa: Innovative myofunctional treatment systems

WAALWIJK, Netherlands: For more than 35 years, the treatment systems developed by Myofunctional Research Co. (MRC) have helped practitioners around the ...

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Blood pressure checks begin at Essex NHS dental clinics

CHELMSFORD, England: The public-facing nature of dentistry has led to clinicians becoming increasingly involved in caring for patients’ systemic health, ...

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Women disproportionately affected by UK dental crisis, new report shows

LONDON, England: The UK dental crisis is a highly significant public health issue, having escalated in recent years owing to continued reductions in ...

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British Dental Conference & Dentistry Show kicks off today in Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM, England: The 2025 British Dental Conference & Dentistry Show (BDCDS) promises to be the most inspiring and influential edition yet. Taking ...

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“This brush cleans where normal bristles do not reach”

KRIENS, Switzerland: A brush that cleans where others do not? An expert in prophylaxis and periodontics, Dr Ulrich P. Saxer is the co-designer of a brush ...

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Digital Dentistry Theatre to feature prominently at BDCDS 2025

BIRMINGHAM, England: The Digital Dentistry Theatre will be a central feature of the British Dental Conference & Dentistry Show (BDCDS), which is taking ...

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The seeds of change: “Practices that start now will dominate tomorrow”

Taking place alongside the Dental Technology Showcase and supported by the International Digital Dental Academy, this year’s British Dental Conference ...

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Smart dentistry: How AI is redefining the digital dental workflow

While CAD/CAM technology has traditionally been at the heart of digital dentistry, the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining what is ...

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New study offers advances in laboratory-grown teeth

LONDON, England: Previous research has shown that, when combined, dental epithelial and mesenchymal cells can form tooth-like structures in vitro called ...

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UK orthodontic community set to gather at 2025 British Orthodontic Conference

NEWPORT, Wales: Organised by the British Orthodontic Society, the 2025 British Orthodontic Conference (BOC) promises to bring together the entire UK ...

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NHS overhaul sparks fears for dental public health

LONDON, England: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced plans to abolish National Health Service (NHS) England, aiming to integrate its functions ...

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New article spotlights oral health collaboration for ageing populations

LONDON, England: A recent editorial has highlighted the meaningful collaboration between the dental profession and industry under FDI World Dental ...

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Why ergonomics and self-care are essential in dentistry

Advances in technology in dentistry have rapidly improved diagnostics, streamlined treatments and made the dental chair a safer, more comfortable place. ...

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Fasting-mimicking diet may reduce inflammation in patients with severe periodontal disease

LONDON, England: Periodontal treatment is known to trigger a short-term systemic inflammatory response, and the systemic effects of this have prompted ...

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Dental tourism: Insights from a UK media analysis

LIVERPOOL, England: Dental tourism has seen significant growth in recent years, particularly among younger demographics influenced by social media trends. A...

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Interdental brushing: A necessity for comprehensive oral care

KRIENS, Switzerland: In the UK, despite significant advancements in oral health awareness, there remains a critical gap in education around interdental ...

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Saving NHS dentistry: Why retaining dentists is the key to survival

LONDON, England: National Health Service (NHS) dentistry is in crisis, and at the heart of the problem is the alarming loss of dental professionals. ...

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Demystifying artificial intelligence: A welcome guide for the entire dental team

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked both curiosity and scepticism across numerous professions, including dentistry. For many, the term ...

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Smilers clear aligner system launches in the UK

LONDON, England: Henry Schein UK has launched Smilers and Smilers Expert, twin aligner solutions aimed at general dental practitioners and orthodontists, ...

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UK dental register grows amid workforce challenges

LONDON, England: The number of dentists registered in the UK has risen once again, reinforcing a positive growth trend seen since 2021. General Dental ...

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New editor-in-chief appointed for the BDJ Portfolio

LONDON, England: As Dr Stephen Hancocks, OBE, is concluding his 20-year tenure as editor-in-chief of the British Dental Journal (BDJ), Prof. Avijit ...

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Neoss receives MDR certification for complete product portfolio

HARROGATE, England: Neoss Group has recently announced that it has obtained certification under Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (Medical Device Regulation—MDR) ...

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Study reveals significant psychosocial challenges among dental administrative staff

EDINBURGH, Scotland: Although the mental health of dentists has received increasing attention since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been little study of ...

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Align Technology obtains CE marking in Europe for palatal expander

SAN JOSE, Calif., US: Align Technology has obtained CE marking in Europe and registration with the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency in ...

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A simple sequence for successful root canal treatment outcomes

The patient was referred for root canal treatment (RCT) of tooth #36, the referring dentist having had difficulty in locating the root canal orifices. The ...

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New denture adhesion solution is inspired by octopus suction cups

LONDON, England: Researchers at King’s College London have recently published details of research which combines biological insights with cutting-edge ...

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British Dental Journal highlights mental health of dental professionals in new collection of articles

LONDON, England: The average person might think of the dentist as a fairly benign figure. Whatever fears and anxieties one faces as a patient, the dentist ...

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Functional dentistry spotlights the importance of the oral microbiome

LONDON, England: The inextricable relationship between a person’s oral and overall health has the potential to radically transform the dental industry and...

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NHS dental recovery plan falling short of targets, audit reveals

LONDON, England: The National Audit Office (NAO) has reported significant shortcomings in the dental recovery plan launched by the National Health Service ...

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New report urges greater awareness about mouth cancer

LONDON, England: A new report published by the Oral Health Foundation has highlighted some concerning figures surrounding both the prevalence of mouth ...

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Forensic odontology education: The interactive capability of 3D models facilitates deeper comprehension

Researchers at the University of Dundee in Scotland have created digital 3D models simulating dental damage, including trauma and post-mortem changes. These...

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