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Luke Moore, of Dental Elite, looks at Ireland’s dental practice sales market
As the Republic of Ireland awaits its new oral health policy, in Northern Ireland the plan is to focus on specific age groups
IDA welcomes delegates from American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics
In thinking about strategies to combat stress and burnout, most experts link physical activities to better mental health
Patients with heart problems face increased risk of life-threatening infective endocarditis due to lack of prescribed antibiotics during dental visits, contradicting international medical advice.
Clinical trials for the first tooth regrowth medicine will start in September at Kitano Hospital, Osaka, Japan. The drug, which inhibits the protein USAG-1, aims to help those missing teeth.
Five years after the launch of Ireland's 'Smile agus Sláinte' oral health policy, public dental services are still inadequate with over 13,000 awaiting surgery, according to the Irish Dental Association.
Stormont authorities should follow Scottish Government’s lead, says BDA
Controversial method of transport poses a risk to dental health
