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Replantation in general dental practice
British Dental Journal, 1994This paper presents a comparison of the outcome of two cases where teeth, avulsed in sporting accidents, were replanted in general dental practice and have been reviewed for 5 years. Avulsed teeth which were stored dry, had a long extra-alveolar period and were splinted for a longer period of time, ultimately underwent replacement root resorption (case
N K, Sharma, M S, Duggal
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Survey of dental radiography in general dental practice
Journal of Dentistry, 1982Abstract A survey, in the form of a questionnaire, was undertaken to investigate dental radiography in general dental practice in the Birmingham area. The results suggested the need for improvement in several aspects of dental radiography and greater emphasis to be placed on undergraduate and postgraduate education.
P J, Rout, C, Cook
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Research in general dental practice*
Acta Odontologica Scandinavica, 2005Spurred by an initiative by the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research in the USA, this article presents the need for a change in clinical dental research towards practice-based research. It outlines the shortcomings of past and present-day research in dentistry, with emphasis on the lack of clinical relevance of much of the research ...
Ivar A, Mjör +3 more
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The use of general anaesthesia in general dental practice
Journal of Dentistry, 1984Abstract A survey was performed to investigate the prescription of general anaesthesia and sedative agents by a random sample of general dental practitioners. Great variation in prescribing patterns was revealed. More training in sedation techniques is recommended so that some administrations of dental general anaesthesia can be replaced by sedative ...
J, Woolgrove, G, Cumberbatch
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Sterilization in general dental practice
Journal of Dentistry, 1980Abstract The prevention of cross-infection during dental treatment is an important part of practice management. The different methods of sterilization used in dental practice are compared and their suitability for rendering instruments safe for use assessed.
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Dental Therapists in General Dental Practices: An Economic Evaluation
Journal of Dental Education, 2012Dental access disparities are well documented and have been recognized as a national problem. Their major cause is the lack of reasonable Medicaid reimbursement rates for the underserved. Specifically, Medicaid reimbursement rates for children average 40 percent below market rates. In addition, most state Medicaid programs do not cover adults.
Tryfon J, Beazoglou +4 more
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Anaphylaxis in General Dental Practice
Primary Dental Journal, 2014“The prevalence of allergic diseases worldwide is rising dramatically in both developed and developing countries. These diseases include: asthma, rhinitis, anaphylaxis, eczema, urticaria (hives), angioedema, and drug/food/insect allergy.”1
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Microbial aerosols in general dental practice
British Dental Journal, 2000To measure the concentration of microbial aerosols in general dental practices and to use this information to carry out quantitative microbiological risk assessments.Microbial air sampling was carried out continuously during 12 treatment sessions in 6 general dental practices in the South West of England.The microbial aerosol concentration in treatment
A M, Bennett +5 more
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Applications of pharmacogenomics in general dental practice
Pharmacogenomics, 2003The human oral cavity represents a complex ecology of approximately 500 microbial species existing as commensals, and interacting with human/host factors. Perturbation of this ecosystem can lead to diseases of the oral cavity. The oral cavity also acts as a mirror of complex systemic diseases.
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The role of the dental nurse in general practice
British Dental Journal, 1999Dental nurses have reported dissatisfaction with their work which is associated with feelings of lack of control and being undervalued. This paper examines some of the possible reasons behind job dissatisfaction with illustrations from a pilot study conducted in general dental practice.
Gibson, B., Freeman, R., Ekins, R.
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