Orthodontic advice line, ‘Safe Brace’ launched

Orthodontic advice line, ‘Safe Brace’ launched

Recent statistics show that the demand for adult orthodontics is continuing to rise, but concerns have risen about “direct-to-consumer” teeth straightening, which lures in customers with the promise of low prices and fast results but can often result in permanent damage. The Oral Health Foundation and British Orthodontic Society have  created Safe Brace – a trusted space where patients can get independent and impartial advice about making the right choice for them.

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Research: Vaping changes oral microbiome, increasing risk of infection

Research: Vaping changes oral microbiome, increasing risk of infection

Using e-cigarettes alters the mouth’s microbiome—the community of bacteria and other microorganisms—and makes users more prone to inflammation and infection, finds a new study led by researchers at NYU College of Dentistry. It is published in iScience, a Cell Press journal and is the first to demonstrate that vaping changes the oral microbiome and adds to our limited understanding of the safety profile of e-cigarettes.

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Scottish practice closes over case of Covid-19 being found

Scottish practice closes over case of Covid-19 being found

A Scottish dental practice has taken a decision to temporarily close as a precaution following the emergence of a coronavirus case there. The Stewart and Stewart Dental Practice in Cumbernauld is currently working closely with NHS Lanarkshire’s public health team who are in the process of contacting practice patients who have been in contact with the confirmed case.

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Budget gives support for the economic impact of Covid-19

Budget gives support for the economic impact of Covid-19

The Chancellor of the Excequer, the Rt Hon Rishi Sunak, has presented his first budget to MPs, barely a month after being appointed. In the words of BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg, he opened a ‘very large cheque-book’ and signalled an end to austerity. Nick Ledingham, Chairman of NASDAL and Director at Specialist Dental Accountants, Morris and Co, tells GDPUK how this budget could affect dentists.

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BDA tells the Review Body the facts about NHS dentists’ pay

BDA tells the Review Body the facts about NHS dentists’ pay

The BDA has given evidence in person to the Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration (DDRB), based on members’ views who were asked to provide the evidence on pay and morale. Eddie Crouch and his team stressed dentists’ recruitment crisis, low morale, access problems for patients, delays in paying the DDRB award and below inflation pay increases leading to under-funding of NHS dentistry.

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Deputy CDO updates Covid-19 advice for dental teams

Deputy CDO updates Covid-19 advice for dental teams

Deputy Chief Dental Officer, Eric Rooney, has issued a letter to dentists and their teams to update them on what is happening, to share some key resources and ‘how we plan to communicate with you’. He says that as part of their preparedness plans, they ‘will continue to develop advice and plans to support dental practices’. He gives the example of guidance on face mask supply set out in the letter.

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  1. NASDAL publishes advice on tax for associates
  2. Wrong site intra-oral block has been removed from NHS England’s list of Never Events.
  3. Dental practice is held vicariously liable for independent dentist’s treatment
  4. Scandal unfolds over Finest Dental closure
  5. Updated advice for dental practices on treatment of patients with COVID-19 issued

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