Will the new patient premium tackle the access crisis?
Experts from across the dental profession and government discuss their views on the new patient premium announced as part of the dental recovery plan. The new patient premium, one of several new measures announced within the dental recovery plan, came into force on 1 March. This allows dentists to claim an additional payment for each […]
Das Einmaleins minimalinvasiver Restaurationen
Vor-Ort-Event Materialtechnische Fortschritte in den Bereichen Keramik und Adhäsivtechnik haben zu völlig neuen minimalinvasiven Restaurationsmöglichkeiten geführt. Ein klinischer Langzeiterfolg erfordert neben einer sogfältigen Behandlungsplanung und Materialauswahl eine werkstoffgerechte Präparation und sichere Befestigung. Die kontinuierliche Entwicklung der letzten Jahre hat zu erheblich vereinfachten, sicheren und effizienten Adhäsiv-Systemen geführt. Der Vortrag gibt anhand zahlreicher klinischer Beispiele ein […]
Das Einmaleins minimalinvasiver Restaurationen
Vor-Ort-Event Materialtechnische Fortschritte in den Bereichen Keramik und Adhäsivtechnik haben zu völlig neuen minimalinvasiven Restaurationsmöglichkeiten geführt. Ein klinischer Langzeiterfolg erfordert neben einer sogfältigen Behandlungsplanung und Materialauswahl eine werkstoffgerechte Präparation und sichere Befestigung. Die kontinuierliche Entwicklung der letzten Jahre hat zu erheblich vereinfachten, sicheren und effizienten Adhäsiv-Systemen geführt. Der Vortrag gibt anhand zahlreicher klinischer Beispiele ein […]
Young people who vape ‘more likely to suffer anxiety and loneliness’
Young people in Britain are more likely to suffer from anxiety and loneliness if they vape. This is according to a new study carried out by the University of Surrey. Researchers looked at young people in England and found that vaping ‘significantly impacts sleep quality and anxiety levels’ in young adults. The study was the […]
Budget 2024: what could it mean for UK dentistry?
As the UK gears up for tomorrow’s budget, we take a look at what could possibly be included and what this could mean for UK dentistry. Iain Stevenson, head of dental at Wesleyan Financial Services, said: ‘When it comes to dentists’ finances, key things that we’ll be looking out for in the budget are policies that […]
How to do more with less in the cost of living crisis
Dentally explains how automation can make resources go further for both practices and patients during the cost of living crisis. As finances become stretched amidst the cost of living crisis, patients are taking a closer look at how they allocate their disposable income. This makes it more important than ever to effectively communicate. They may need […]
Philips launches new Sonicare brush head
The new Philips Sonicare brush head is clinically proven for sensitive teeth and sensitive to the environment. Around 30% of people are troubled with tooth sensitivity (Sunstar, 2021). They may experience pain or discomfort as a response to one or a number of triggers. These may include hot, cold, sweet or acidic foods and beverages, or cold […]
Endocrowns milled from CAD/CAM composites for high strength and flexibility
In the case described in this article, the patient benefited from the innovative clinical use of a high-quality milled composite material (Grandio blocs, VOCO) for indirect restorations in the posterior sector. The advantages over direct restorations described here are better aesthetic results, flexibility and easy handling without any of the usual inconveniences, such as volume […]
A week in the life of a dental businesswoman
Anushika Brogan reveals what her weekly routine looks like and why she always carves out time for family, friends and herself. I thrive on routine and structure as the foundation to a healthy work-life balance. Given the fast-paced nature of my work, I’ve learned the importance of instilling a sense of order into my personal […]
Obesity rate reaches one billion worldwide
The number of people suffering from obesity worldwide is now estimated to be over one billion, having quadrupled since 1990. According to a study in the Lancet journal released for World Obesity Day (4 March), roughly one in eight people are now obese. Carried out with the World Health Organization (WHO), the study analysed data […]