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Decline of dental gold production continues

LONDON, UK: The use of gold in dental applications declined further in 2013. According to provisional figures released by the World Gold Council in London ...

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Saliva may indicate susceptibility to depression in boys

CAMBRIDGE – For the first time, researchers at the University of Cambridge have identified a biomarker for major or clinical depression in human ...

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Authorities issue warning over buying dental devices online

LONDON, UK: The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), the health authority that regulates all medicines and medical devices in the UK,...

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Blackpool defers decision on fluoridated milk

BLACKPOOL, UK: Blackpool councillors have deferred their plans to introduce milk containing fluoride into local primary schools, according to the Blackpool ...

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Clearance for HIV-positive health care workers

LONDON – The Department of Health (DoH) has announced a system of health clearance for healthcare workers living with HIV whose disease is adequately ...

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DPAS appoints new commercial director

TISBURY – In January, Dean Hallows was appointed the new Commercial Director of DPAS, a dental plan provider thath administers practice-branded dental...

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Mouth cancer patients wait longer to see doctor

CAMBRIDGE, UK: Patients with mouth cancer wait for around one month after first spotting symptoms before visiting their general practitioner; those with ...

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Number of dental patients continues to increase

LEEDS – Last week, the National Health Service (NHS) released the latest statistics regarding the number of patients seen by NHS dentists in England ...

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Ivoclar prepares for second International Expert Symposium

LONDON – Global manufacturer of material systems for dental applications Ivoclar Vivadent has announced that it will be hosting its second ...

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Lack of training places may force Scottish dental graduates to go abroad

STIRLING – Dental graduates in Scotland may be facing problems in finding a dental practice where they can undergo vocational training, which is ...

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UK sees launch of African and Caribbean dental association

LONDON – Under the sponsorship of Henry Schein UK, the local affiliate of worldwide provider of health care products and services to dental ...

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Cats in the treatment room: Dentist convicted of misconduct

LYMPSHAM – According to a report released by the General Dental Council (GDC), a dentist from South West England has failed to maintain appropriate ...

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BDA research identifies dental job concerns

LONDON – More than one in ten young dentists completing their vocational or foundation training may be experiencing difficulties finding permanent ...

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Health experts unite for anti-sugar campaign

LONDON – In order to tackle and reverse the obesity and diabetic epidemic, health experts from across the globe have formed a group called Action on ...

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New dental procedure could replace root canal treatment

LIVERPOOL – Researchers at the University of Liverpool are currently testing a new procedure to treat infected pulp. Revascularisation can be ...

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New figures show general decline in cancer deaths but increase in oesophageal cancer

LONDON, UK/ATLANTA, USA: Although the death rate from cancer in general has declined steadily over the past two decades, the latest statistics published by ...

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Researchers call for global initiative to reduce sugar intake

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE – A new study, which was commissioned by the World Health Organization (WHO), has provided new evidence that the reduction of the ...

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Henry Schein UK to build new headquarters facility

GILLINGHAM – On 25 November, executives of Henry Schein, one of the world’s largest providers of health-care products to office-based dental ...

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Study provides new insights into emotional impact of tooth loss

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE – According to the World Health Organization, tooth loss affects approximately 30 per cent of people aged 65 to 74. However, the ...

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Poor oral health due to junk food may elevate risk of heart disease

CAMBRIDGE – Saturated fats in junk food have been associated with obesity, diabetes and hyperlipidaemia risk. Now, researchers from the University of ...

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Dental regulator prosecutes two non-registrants

WORTHING/ SOUTHAMPTON – By law, all dentists, dental nurses, dental technicians, clinical dental technicians, dental hygienists, dental therapists and...

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Scientists present findings on implant stability at Osstell symposium

DUBLIN, Ireland: In conjunction with the 2013 Annual Scientific Meeting of the European Association for Osseointegration (EAO), Osstell, a Swedish ...

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More patients turn to general practitioners for oral health issues

RUGBY, UK: According to a national survey commissioned by the Association of Dental Groups (ADG), an organisation representing private and corporate dental ...

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Scottish university launches first oral cancer research degree

DUNDEE, UK: In September, the University of Dundee inaugurated its Master of Research in Oral Cancer programme, the world’s first postgraduate ...

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Brain drain to cause severe health-worker shortage in poor countries

LONDON, UK: Health Poverty Action, a UK-based international development organisation, has published a new report on the consequences of the migration of ...

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British study challenges assumptions about medical tourism

YORK, UK: Today, a considerable number of governments and decision-makers recognise medical tourism, that is, patient movement for medical care, including ...

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Obesity may affect response to periodontal therapy

LONDON, UK: Body mass index (BMI) and obesity have been associated with the prevalence, extent and severity of periodontitis by a number of studies. Now ...

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GIDE graduates receive EAO certification

DUBLIN, Ireland: At the Annual Scientific Meeting of the European Association for Osseointegration (EAO) held in Dublin last month, EAO President Pascal ...

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Rates of dental caries in children decline in Scotland

EDINBURGH, UK: According to the latest statistics, the oral health of children in Scotland continues to improve. Overall, a report recently published by the...

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BDHF calls for HPV vaccination in boys to fight oral cancer

RUGBY – Although the number of cancers linked to the human papillomavirus (HPV) has increased in recent years, especially among men, HPV vaccination ...

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