Half of All UK Dentists Have Considered Leaving Dentistry Due to Their Well-Being
Half of the dentists (50%) in the United Kingdom have considered leaving the profession due to their personal well-being, according to Dental Protection’s.
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MMA Surgery Improves Long-Term Quality of Life for Apnea Patients
Surgery that moves the jaws forward can significantly improve long-term quality of life, including functional outcomes and sleep quality, in patients with obstructive.
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Assistant Surgeon General Visits UTHSC College of Dentistry
Rear Admiral Timothy Ricks, DMD, MPH, chief dental officer of the US Public Health Service and Assistant Surgeon General of the United States,.
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OHF Launches Five-Year Strategy for Improving Oral Health
The Oral Health Foundation (OHF) is launching a new strategy for improving oral health that will run through 2024. Titled “Better Oral Health.
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Patients Don’t Mind Root Canals So Much After All
Root canal work isn’t as bad as people think compared to other dental procedures, say researchers at the University of Adelaide Dental School..
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How to Avoid Dental Burnout
Dr. John showed up to the office on Monday morning about 15 minutes late. He was fatigued from his insomnia and had moderate.
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1.8 Million Seniors Struggle with Urgent Dental Needs in the UK
Oral healthcare continues to be a challenge for senior citizens in the United Kingdom. At least 1.8 million people age 65 years and.
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1.8 Million Seniors Struggle with Urgent Dental Needs in the UK
Oral healthcare continues to be a challenge for senior citizens in the United Kingdom. At least 1.8 million people age 65 years and.
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Strategies Aim to Improve Oral Health for Older Adults
Recognizing oral health as an essential element of healthy aging, the Gerontological Society of America (GSA) has released a white paper, “Interprofessional Solutions.
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Australia Launches Nationwide Oral Health Study
Teeth and gums will get a closer look Down Under as the University of Adelaide launches the National Study of Adult Oral Health.
