Dental health ‘needs to be high on the agenda’

Dental health must remain a priority. Maintaining good oral health is about more than just having straight, white teeth, it has been noted. FW Business reported more needs to be done to ensure people are aware of the dangers that surround poor oral health and the consequences of not getting regular check-ups with their ...

This entry was posted in Dental Hygiene on 15 February 2010 by Clare Ludlam Tagged Dentistry, Dr Kavitha Viswanathan, oral health, teeth, white teeth

Dentist advises on clean teeth foods

Certain foods are better for oral health than others. A US dentist has offered some advice to people looking to improve their overall oral health by knowing what foods will cause them the greatest emergency dentistry problems. Lisa Harper Mallonee, a dental hygienist and dietician who is also a professor at the Baylor College ...

This entry was posted in Gum Periodontal Disease on 6 January 2010 by Clare Ludlam Tagged Dentist, Dentistry, Lisa Harper Mallonee, oral health, teeth

Cosmetic dentistry treatments ‘changing’

Developments are constantly taking place in the world of cosmetic dentistry. Cosmetic dentistry treatments are continually evolving to give patients improved results, faster healing times and a better overall experience, it has been claimed. As a result, Stabroek News reported technological advancements mean the industry is continuously changing. Over the coming year, the publication ...

This entry was posted in London Cosmetic Dentistry on 5 January 2010 by Clare Ludlam Tagged braces, Dentistry, Stabroek News, teeth

Cosmetic dentistry compound ‘triggers natural healing process’

WMTA, a cosmetic dentistry compound, has been associated in research with the triggering of a natural healing process in molars with exposed pulps. The cosmetic dentistry compound WMTA could have more than an aesthetic effect, as it is linked with an increased rate of natural healing in damaged teeth. Research published in the International ...

This entry was posted in Dentistry on 29 December 2009 by Clare Ludlam Tagged Dentistry, Hindawi Publishing Corporation, teeth, WMTA

Bolton dentist creates dental implant guide

A new guide has been published for those planning to have dental implants fitted.A dentist in Bolton has created a guide to dental implants for those looking to have the procedure carried out. The book is entitled The TRUSTED Solution For Bolton Women To Finally End Denture Suffering and Missing Teeth! How To ...

This entry was posted in Dental Implants on 25 December 2009 by Clare Ludlam Tagged dental implant, Dentistry, Dr Michael Cahill, UK

Options available for replacing missing teeth

Brits with missing teeth could have dental implants or a bridge. Individuals who need to undergo emergency dentistry procedures because they have a missing tooth have been advised they have a number of treatment options available to them. HTR News reported patients could choose to have a bridge fitted or they could have dental ...

This entry was posted in Dental Implants on 25 December 2009 by Clare Ludlam Tagged Dentistry, Dr Hall, missing teeth, teeth

New dental surgery planned for Burnley

Plans are in place for a new dentist's surgery in Burnley. A new dental "super-centre" has been earmarked for construction in Burnley, it has been revealed. The Bolton News reported a new facility which could cater for the needs of up to 10,000 patients is to be built in the town in a bid to ...

This entry was posted in Dentistry on 25 December 2009 by Clare Ludlam Tagged Dentistry, Peter Sellars, Stanley Street, Tooth Taxi

Dental implants ‘a growing trend’

More people are likely to have dental implants fitted next year. The uptake of dental implants is set to gather pace in 2010, according to the Consumer Guide to Dentistry. The publication noted that next year will see an increase in both the variety and affordability of the procedure, as the techniques for manufacturing and ...

This entry was posted in Dental Implants on 25 December 2009 by Clare Ludlam Tagged Daily Mail, Dentistry, front teeth, teeth

New innovations showcased at Dentistry 2009

The Dentistry 2009 conference was this week (November 9th to 12th) held in Abu Dhabi where a range of new innovations in the field of dental medicine were showcased.A wide range of technologies were on display at the event, ranging from imaging software, impression materials, hand instruments and implant systems.Dr Asmat Lone, chairman ...

This entry was posted in London Cosmetic Dentistry on 13 November 2009 by Clare Ludlam Tagged Abu Dhabi, Dentistry, Dr Asmat Lone

Dentistry technology ‘constantly evolving’

The technology dentists have used has evolved over the years, with new innovations constantly helping to make cosmetic dentistry treatments less painful, time consuming and quicker to heal, it has been claimed.Chief executive officer of ActionRun Satya Misra noted many new innovations have been implemented in recent years, ranging from Invisalign braces to ...