Colin Campbell explains how you can make sure your practice survives against changing patient expectations. When I started out in implant dentistry 20 years ago there was almost nobody around me that was doing it and I didn’t appreciate that at the time. In the whole area of Nottingham, Leicester and Derby there was possibly…
Read MoreLooking in a mirror and seeing that the tongue has changed from pink or reddish to orange may be alarming. Fortunately, an orange tongue is usually caused by something a person has eaten, such as an orange popsicle, gelatin, hard candy, or another type of food containing artificial coloring. However, if a person has not…
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Read MoreWhile bad breath is usually just a bothersome side effect of the day’s lunch, breath that smells like poop can indicate a serious underlying condition. From a bowel obstruction to an abscessed tooth, there are several potential causes of a feces-like odor on the breath. In this article, we provide detailed descriptions of the six…
Read MoreThe soft food diet is one that includes foods that are easy to chew and swallow and excludes foods with a hard texture. With careful planning, it is still possible to eat a tasty, balanced diet from a variety of soft foods. The mechanical soft food diet is another name for the diet, and refers…
Read MoreBiohorizons is delighted to be bringing Camlog’s Isy implant system to the UK and Ireland dental markets. Isy, billed by Biohorizons as ‘the intelligent system’, is a complete, fully streamlined implant system, with high primary stability and the capability to provide fully digitised restorations. This intelligent approach to workflow gives dentists superior time and cost efficiencies….
Read MoreAfter wisdom tooth removal, the best diet will include liquids and soft foods because they require no chewing. Avoid firm foods. Wisdom teeth are the last molars to emerge. They typically appear in people between the ages of 15 and 25 years old. Wisdom teeth often only partially emerge from the gums or emerge at…
Read MoreTooth loss in middle age is tied to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, independent of traditional risk factors such as high blood pressure, poor diet, and diabetes. Could midlife tooth loss increase your risk of CVD? This was the conclusion of preliminary research led by Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine…
Read MoreScientists have designed a way to precisely monitor the food we eat using a sensor on our tooth. No longer will we be able to get away with that bag of chips when no one’s looking. A stick-on sensor might soon be able to monitor your food intake. The links between diet and health are…
Read MoreCavities are small holes in the teeth caused by decay. Several home remedies can prevent this decay or stop it before it forms a cavity. A buildup of food and bacteria form a film on the teeth. The term for this is plaque. If plaque is not removed, it will cause tooth decay. Streptococcus mutans…
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