Health Condition Linked to Periodontal Disease

Health Condition Linked to Periodontal Disease

The links between gum disease and other health conditions such as diabetes and chronic kidney disease are now well established. New research from the University of Hiroshima has found a correlation between periodontal disease and atrial fibrosis. This damage to the left atrium can cause atrial fibrillation (AF). The study involved 76 patients with heart disease.

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Life Without Dentists, Then and Now

Life Without Dentists, Then and Now

As more and more of the population adapt to life without NHS dentistry, some recent news items have shown how treatment was provided in the past, as well as some current alternatives. The recipients include a 17th century French noblewoman, a retired roofer and a Bridlington resident with a broken tooth.

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The Minister Doesn’t Know How Many NHS Dentists There Are

The Minister Doesn’t Know How Many NHS Dentists There Are

As the Government’s  Health and Social Care Committee prepares to analyse the profession’s feedback to inform its enquiry into the access crisis, the public and the profession might expect, at the very least, that the Minister who answers for the department would know how many NHS dentists are working and the cost of NHS dentistry.

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The Tipping Point for NHS Dentistry

The Tipping Point for NHS Dentistry

Tipping points, turning points, points of no return, are just some of the expressions used to describe that moment when the old order breaks down, and there is no going back. Often identified with the benefit of hindsight, they are not always recognised at the time. Looking back over a recent webinar followed by GDPUK, it may be that NHS dentistry really has run out of road.

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MDU Survey: Doctors And Dentists Poised To Leave In Droves

MDU Survey: Doctors And Dentists Poised To Leave In Droves

A survey by the Medical Defence Union (the ‘MDU’), the indemnity provider that provides legal support to some 200,000 doctors, dental professionals and other health workers, has discovered that 40% of its clients are considering quitting the NHS because of ‘intolerable’ pressures.

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