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New edition of the JOI Glossary of Terms published

The American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) and Allen Press have published the JOI Glossary of Terms, 2016 Edition –…

Implant dentistry

‘A big thanks’ to our practice management software

Stephen Nulty explains how Ismile has improved the running of his practice. Seb Evans (SE): Why did you move to…

Dentistry Features

A great orthodontic offering for dental care professionals

  Attention all orthodontic nurses, therapists, and hygienists! This year’s British Orthodontic Conference (BOC) is offering dental care professionals a…

Oral health

The positive reasons to go private

fmc-stage.thinkdemo.co.uk interviews Josie Hutchings and Jayne Gibson to get the lowdown on the qualities of going private. Judging from the…

Private Features

The future of orthodontics

The future of orthodontics will be discussed in a one-day masterclass, with proceeds going to charity. Held on the 2…

Orthodontics

Dummies’ guide to events

Considering running an event at your practice? Chris Baker explains where to start. Events can often be suggested by company…

Dentistry

How to deal with a thin crest

A thin crest is no more a barrier to place implants. The CS tips can smoothly enlarge the crest, one…

Acteon

Dental anxiety in children could be reduced with cartoons

Watching cartoons whilst receiving treatment could help reduce children’s dental anxiety and distress, a new study has shown. The study,…

Dentistry

NHS dentists accused of extracting teeth unnecessarily

NHS dentists have been accused of extracting teeth unnecessarily because it is more lucrative than saving them. That’s according to…

Dentistry

Dentistry Fees Survey results – porcelain veneers

The Dentistry Fees Survey reveals the average prices charged for porcelain veneers up and down the country. At the end…

Aesthetic dentistry

Was I imagining it?

With all the political reshuffling going on and a vote for Brexit, Kevin Lewis tries to make sense of it…

Dentistry

To floss or not to floss that is the question

The recent headlines on flossing could do more harm than good, Michael Watson says. The silly season got well underway…

Dentistry

ARF reduction ‘is possible’, GDC told

The GDC’s reserves reached £16,869,000 by the end of 2015, equal to 4.5 months operating costs, according to its latest…

Dentistry

Fourteen graduates set to miss out on dental foundation training

The number of dental foundation training places is set to fall short by around 14 places according to the BDA.…

Young Dentist

Olympians urged to take care of their winning smiles

The global spectacle that is the Olympic Games has started in Rio de Janeiro, with the world’s elite athletes descending…

Oral health

Annual competition returns for final year dental students

The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) and Dentsply Sirona have launched the annual Dental Skills Competition.  Run by the…

Young Dentist

Courses in restorative dentistry

Plymouth University Peninsula Schools introduces its courses in restorative dentistry and minor oral surgery. Certificate/diploma/masters programme in restorative dentistry These…

Implant dentistry

Changing rooms

James Hyslop and Emma Hyslop share their journey from initial practice purchase to new surgery conversion and redevelopment. James Hyslop…

Oral health

Understanding risk = happiness

Are you risk averse or like to take a gamble? As dentists are put under more and more pressure to…

Private Features