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  • 83 Year Old Undergoes Jawbone Transplant

    83 Year Old Undergoes Jawbone Transplant

    An 83 year old woman has become the first person to undergo a transplant procedure using an artificial jawbone created by a 3D printer. Doctors and engineers used the latest laser manufacturing techniques to develop a custom-made metal jawbone, made from layers of titanium. The artificial jawbone was fitted into the woman’s lower jaw to [...]

  • Dental Duo Joins Forces to Launch New Practice

    Dental Duo Joins Forces to Launch New Practice

    Two of Manchester’s finest dental entrepreneurs have joined forces to create a brand new practice in the city centre. Barry Semp, clinical dental technician and owner of The Smile Centre, has teamed up with dentist and owner of The Mall on Pall Mall, Phil Broughton, to launch The Smile Centre on Pall Mall. The new [...]

  • Truro Dental Manager Celebrates Accolade

    Truro Dental Manager Celebrates Accolade

    A dental manager from Truro, Cornwall, is celebrating after receiving a prestigious award. Samantha Webber was “shocked” after being named the ‘outstanding individual of the year’ at the Private Dentistry Awards in London. Samantha, who works as the business development and operations manager at Dental Precision in St Agnes, said that she never believed that [...]

  • Extended Opening Hours for Gainsborough Dental Practice

    Extended Opening Hours for Gainsborough Dental Practice

    An NHS dental practice has been given the go-ahead to extend its opening hours to improve access to dental services in the area. Gainsborough Dental Care has been awarded a new contract by NHS Lincolnshire to provide extended opening hours for patients. The practice offers appointments throughout the week, as well as restricted appointments on [...]

  • Tewkesbury Woman Seeking Compensation from Council after Dental Injury

    Tewkesbury Woman Seeking Compensation from Council after Dental Injury

    A woman from Tewkesbury is seeking compensation from the council after she tripped on and uneven pavement and damaged her teeth. Paulina Cooper, a shop worker, broke her teeth after falling on uneven paving at a pedestrian crossing near the shop where she works. Paulina was wearing flat boots at the time and claimed that [...]

  • Nuffield Taunton Hospital Reveals Plans for New Suite

    Nuffield Taunton Hospital Reveals Plans for New Suite

    Plans for a new £250,000 suite at the Nuffield Health Taunton Hospital were revealed this morning. The new suite will provide five treatment rooms and enable doctors to treat patients who are having cosmetic treatment, dental treatment, minor surgery, and dermatological and ophthalmic treatment. The hospital announced the plans this morning and confirmed that work [...]

  • Genix Healthcare Welcomes NHS Dentistry Funding Boost

    Genix Healthcare Welcomes NHS Dentistry Funding Boost

    Sian Nelson-Jones, clinical director of Genix Healthcare, one of the UK’s largest dental providers, has welcomed news of a cash injection for NHS dentistry. Last week, the Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley, announced an additional sum of £28 million for NHS dental services. Primary Care Trusts will now be invited to bid for extra funding to [...]

  • Health Bosses Considering Fluoride Varnish Plans

    Health Bosses Considering Fluoride Varnish Plans

    Health bosses in Leicestershire are considering plans to provide fluoride varnish treatment up to four times a year for children in the region. The latest figures show that the average five year old child in Leicester has at least two rotten or missing teeth. Ivan Browne, a consultant in public health for Leicestershire and Rutland [...]

  • Figures Show Improvement in Oral Health Standards in Waikato

    Figures Show Improvement in Oral Health Standards in Waikato

    Figures from the Waikato District Health Board show a marked improvement in standards of oral health among 5 year olds in the region. Statistics showed that 61 percent of five year old children displayed no signs of decay in 2011, compared to 50 percent in 2010 and just 34 percent in 2004. Data was collected [...]

  • National Children’s Dental Month in Full Swing in the Bahamas

    National Children’s Dental Month in Full Swing in the Bahamas

    The Bahamas Dental Association has launched the first ever National Children’s Dental Month in The Bahamas and the campaign, which has been hugely successful in the USA, will run throughout the month of February. The campaign was established in the USA in 1941 and has grown year on year and The Bahamas Dental Association has [...]