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Formaldehyde Sola dosis facit venenum —: a question of dose?

July 24, 2008

The use of formocresol and formaldehyde in modern dentistry still appears to be a hot topic of debate (see Dr Lewis's Mouthpiece article in DPREurope June/July 2008 issue).

Battling the plaque bugs

July 23, 2008

British scientists at the Leeds Dental Institute have developed several new technologies, based on similar principles used in skin cancer treatments.

Nanostructures set to improve bone response to titanium implants

July 21, 2008

A group of Swedish researchers has reported enhanced bone response to dental implants, modified with nanostructures as soon as four weeks after implant placement.

Study Shows Embrace^TM Wetbond^TM inhibits bacteria

July 18, 2008

Although composite resins generally attract bacteria at a much greater rate than does amalgam, a recent study indicates that Embrace^TM WetBond^TM Pit & Fissure Sealant, manufactured by Pulpdent Corporation, actually inhibits bacteria.

Leading international aesthetics expert coming to London

July 18, 2008

UK dentists will have a rare chance to benefit from the expertise of international aesthetics expert Dr Pascal Magne on 12 September.

New All–Tissue Dental Laser System launched

July 18, 2008

Biolase Technology, Inc. one of the world's leading dental laser company, has launched its new Waterlase(R) C100 hard and soft tissue laser.

New Era of Minimally Invasive Dentistry?

July 18, 2008

Fluoride and its protection against tooth decay are well documented. Its action is best on the smooth surfaces of teeth. So, what about all those pits and fissures on the biting surface where decay is most prevalent?

TIP OF THE WEEK

Speak clearly and simply and avoid using jargon of any kind when talking to patients. It is not only off-putting, but arrogant to talk to patients using words they cannot understand. Jargon can honestly be described more often than not, as the enemy of communication.

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