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Scottish Dental Show to be held for the first time

GLASGOW, UK: On 24 and 25 May, the first Scottish Dental Show will be hosted in Glasgow’s Hampden Park. The organisers expect more than 1,000 dental ...

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British Dental Association criticises asylum X-ray trial

LONDON, UK: The British Dental Association (BDA) has expressed concerns regarding a three-month trial on the use of dental X-rays to assess the age of young...

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Organisation exposes fraudulent dentists in England

LONDON, UK: NHS dentists have been claiming for work they have not done or manipulating the system to be paid more than they should, a review by NHS Protect...

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Costs for UK dental practices are rising

KNUTSFORD, UK: The cost of running a dental practice in England and Wales has increased within the last 12 months. In a recent survey carried out by the ...

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Britons endanger oral health through poor choices at breakfast

RUGBY, UK: Breakfast is quickly becoming the unhealthiest meal of the day in Britain, the British Dental Health Foundation (BDHF) has suggested. Although ...

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UK public underestimates sugar levels in popular drinks

GLASGOW – People in the UK significantly misjudge the amount of sugar in popular drinks, researchers at the University of Glasgow have found. This is ...

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Duchess of Cambridge sparks interest in invisible braces

DUBLIN, Ireland: The operators of a medical online search engine have reported an increasing interest in invisible aligners following rumours about Kate ...

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Dentists central to tackling alcohol abuse

LONDON – In a recently published paper on alcohol abuse in the UK, researchers have pointed out the key role of dental professionals in the detection ...

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Dental plaque bacteria may trigger endocarditis

DUBLIN, Ireland: Oral bacteria that escape into the bloodstream are able to cause blood clots and trigger life-threatening endocarditis, researchers from ...

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Medical tourism: 65 per cent of dental patients would do it again

LONDON – A UK online adviser for medical treatment has investigated the latest trends in overseas travel for dental treatment. The company conducted a...

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