PPE in a heatwave
A dental nurse has revealed the devastating effects of wearing PPE in the hot weather and is urging colleagues to ‘be prepared’ so they can cope with the current conditions in clinic.
A dental nurse has revealed the devastating effects of wearing PPE in the hot weather and is urging colleagues to ‘be prepared’ so they can cope with the current conditions in clinic.
An oral health educator whose son inspired her to launch a book is in the running for a national entrepreneur award.
Good communication forms a key part of how patients view ‘professionalism’ and their experience of the dental team.
The European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) has published the first formal evidence-based guidelines for treating periodontitis in a move that will help dental teams around the world provide treatment to their patients.
A survey of dental nurses reveals huge disappointment in the General Dental Council’s lack of help in paying their annual retention fee during COVID-19.
Dental nurse and newly qualified dental hygienist Sarah Hartle rapidly switched her professional plans in response to the urgent need for NHS Test and Trace workers.
The use of e-cigarettes doubles the risk of teenagers starting to smoke traditional cigarettes.
Botox is being tested in clinical trials for its ability to treat depression.
A new national campaign is underway to encourage millions of adults to kick start their health and reduce their risk of serious illness, including COVID-19.
People with a history of gum disease appear to have a higher risk of developing oesophageal and gastric cancer, suggest researchers.
The sweetness of savoury foods designed for babies is a concern.
Parents want to see an end to the use of popular children’s characters and brand mascots on food and drink high in fat, salt and sugar.
The introduction of standardised packaging for cigarettes in the UK, combined with stricter taxation measures on cheaper cigarettes, has led to a significant fall in sales.
The number of people who smoke in the UK has continued to drop.
A new report which looks at how hospital PPE supplied to protect against the threat of COVID-19 has found that women experience significantly more issues than men.