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DT UK edition re-launches in Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM, UK: Dental Tribune UK opens its freshened pages next month to visitors of the Dentistry Show in Birmingham. Coinciding with the launch of its ...

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American Express teams up with Dentistry Show, Hosts VIP Lounge

BIRMINGHAM, UK: Under a new partnership, American Express will be supporting the VIP experience granted to attending owners, practice managers and dentists ...

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Not Just All Mouth: The Dentistry Show 2015

Not only a dental event that the whole team will enjoy but also the perfect opportunity to gain valuable education and experience, The Dentistry Show, ...

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Understanding orofacial pain

Pain is one of the most complex health conditions encountered, as it affects not only the sufferers, but also the community in which they live. It is often ...

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Near-infrared transillumination: Expert introduces X-ray-free caries diagnostic

LEIPZIG, Germany: Near-infrared transillumination will be the topic of a webinar presented by the Dental Tribune Study Club on 25 March. In the free online ...

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Understanding orofacial pain

Pain is one of the most complex health conditions encountered, as it affects not only the sufferers, but also the community in which they live. It is often ...

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Online advertising: Why Facebook matters

The two largest Internet giants are Google and Facebook, so it is no surprise that billions of actions occur on each site every single day. Through these ...

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Billions to suffer from untreated tooth decay

LONDON, UK: Despite worldwide efforts to improve oral health, a global study has found that 35 per cent of the world’s population currently suffer ...

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Webinar discusses advanced implant dentistry using digital technology

LEIPZIG, Germany: A structured approach to treatment planning for advanced clinical cases utilising modern digital technologies is the topic of a webinar ...

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New opportunities for dentists at the Dentistry Show 2015

With a myriad of learning and networking opportunities for dentists of all experience levels, specialties and interests, the Dentistry Show 2015 is set to ...

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Limited liability for dentists: What to consider

Unlike many other types of business, dental practices have historically been denied the advantages of limited liability. However, the introduction of new ...

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Study evaluates effect of fluoride on children’s teeth

BELFAST, UK: Aimed at reducing childhood caries levels in the region, the Northern Ireland Caries Prevention in Practice Trial (NIC-PIP) has been ...

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Webinar introduces new option for dental photography

LEIPZIG, Germany: Dental photography can no longer be considered a luxury. It has become an essential tool for dental documentation, communication with the ...

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Thorough dental care helps retain youthful looks

SHARNBROOK, UK/LEIDEN, Netherlands: A new study on lifestyle and appearance has linked personal effort in oral hygiene to perception of facial age. The ...

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Dental care professionals suitable for performing oral screenings

MANCHESTER, UK: British researchers have found that oral hygiene therapists can perform screening for common dental diseases as well as general dentists. ...

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Study finds even earliest farmers had malocclusion

DUBLIN, Ireland: Malocclusion and dental crowding appear to have spread concomitant with the prehistoric transition from hunting and gathering to ...

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National programme improves dental health of children in Wales

CARDIFF, UK: The Welsh Government’s Designed to Smile programme has succeeded in its mission to improve children’s oral health. According to the...

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Alarming increase in oral cancer rates in the UK

RUGBY, UK: In marking World Cancer Day, the British Dental Health Foundation (BDHF) has highlighted the constantly increasing rates of oral cancer in the ...

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Interview: "Asia is completely new to us”

As one of the few manufacturers of dental implants, UK company Neoss has not operated in Asia before. With a recent financial support package of £1.5 ...

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New e-book recounts success story of Tetric Evo line

SCHAAN, Liechtenstein: Many dentists know and trust the Ivoclar Vivadent brand. Since its market launch ten years ago, the universal composite Tetric ...

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Irish Dental Association calls for reintroduction of free treatment

DUBLIN, Ireland: The Irish Dental Association (IDA) has called on the government to tackle the high incidence of periodontal disease in this country by ...

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Man fined £11,500 for providing illegal tooth whitening and training

NEWPORT, UK: The UK regulator of dental practice, the General Dental Council (GDC), has prosecuted an illegal tooth-whitening training provider for the ...

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Dental chair simplifies treatment of physically handicapped

SHOREHAM-BY-SEA, UK: Even though the dental care of disabled people has gained more significance in recent years, physically impaired patients are not ...

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Neoss receives cash injection for international expansion

HARROGATE, UK: Dental implant solution provider Neoss has reported that it recently secured an investment deal with Yorkshire Bank in Leeds. The £1.5 ...

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Pathways for selling or purchasing a dental practice

According to a recent survey by the National Association of Specialist Dental Accountants and Lawyers, private buyers and small groups in the UK have ...

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Dentists under scrutiny for dental pricing

LONDON, UK: The British Dental Association has rejected the results of a new Which? study that indicate dentists are to blame for confusion about dental ...

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Interview: “Bowie’s teeth were like everything else about him: different”

David Bowie was undoubtedly a major figure in popular music in the 1970s and 1980s. He is also one of the many celebrities who have undergone cosmetic ...

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Voyeur dentist released by Newcastle court

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, UK: After admitting to eight counts of voyeurism, dentist David Stocks from Stocksfield in Northumberland was released on unconditional...

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Study finds e-learning as good as traditional training for health professionals

LONDON, UK: Electronic learning could enable millions more students to train as doctors and nurses worldwide, according to the latest research. A review ...

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Clinical governance—A system for better health care

While accountability and improvement have been eminent in health care systems for quite some time, there is probably no other time in history when the ...

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