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Anxiety management techniques

Harding S, Vernazza CR, Wilson K, Harding J, Girdler NM (2015) What are dental non-attenders’ preferences for anxiety management techniques? A cross-sectional study based at a dental access centre. Br Dent J218: 415–421. doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.2015.249

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The root to endodontic happiness

For many dental nurses in general practice, root canal treatment can seem dull and unrewarding. However, painless, efficient endodontics is a huge practice builder and a team approach is essential to achieve quality results

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Is xylitol an effective treatment for oral candida infections?

This article discusses if xylitol can inhibit the growth of Candida infections. The patient involved in this case study has suffered from chronic Candida-associated denture-induced stomatitis; the goal was to see if using xylitol could decrease his discomfort and increase his quality of life

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Can your patients hear you?

Communication between dental professionals and their patients with a hearing loss can be very difficult, but better deaf awareness and assistive devices will improve it

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A root to success: a guide to implant osseointegration

Dental implants can be a successful replacement option for missing teeth, improving masticatory and speech function and aesthetics. The methods in which the long-term success of dental implants and osseointegration can be achieved are discussed in this article

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Management of dentine hypersensitivity: an update

Dentine hypersensitivity (DH) is a recognised clinical condition that impacts on the patient's wellbeing and quality of life. This article provides an update in the management of the condition based on the recent guidelines of a UK Expert Forum on DH (Gillam et al, 2013)

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The only way is prevention

Oral health is important to general health and wellbeing. Poor oral health has a major impact on a person's quality of life and advice to prevent poor oral health must be given to all patients