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Invasive Meningococcal Disease (MenB) – IPC Guidance for Dental Practices – Message from Jason Wong, Chief Dental Officer England
I am writing to provide reassurance following the outbreak of invasive meningococcal disease linked to the Kent and Canterbury area, and to address concerns regarding PPE requirements in dental settings. At present, national Infection Prevention and Control guidance has not changed. Dental teams should continue to follow standard IPC measures, including their usual PPE ensemble […]
Read MoreClocks changing this weekend
Remember, this weekend the clocks will be going back an hour this upcoming Sunday at 2am as Daylight Savings Time ends. Although any digital devices such as tablets and smartphones will change the time automatically, any analogue devices such as watches or home appliances will need to be changed manually.
Read MoreClocks changing this weekend
Remember, this weekend the clocks will be going back an hour this upcoming Sunday at 2am as Daylight Savings Time ends. Although any digital devices such as tablets and smartphones will change the time automatically, any analogue devices such as watches or home appliances will need to be changed manually.
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Who regulates Dentistry in the UK and who should I talk to if I have a complaint?
The General Dental Council are the regulatory body for Dentistry in the UK; their function is to set guidance and regulations to protect the patient. You can check the GDC website at www.gdc-uk.org to find out if the dental professional you are receiving treatment from is registered with the GDC. If you have a complaint […]
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How do I maintain my dentures to keep them in good condition?
Dentures should be looked after in the same way as you would look after your natural teeth. However maintaining them can involve a slightly different process. Firstly, dentures should be removed from the mouth before cleaning and brushed with a specially designed brush, specifically made to clean dentures. Toothpaste is also not recommended for dentures; […]
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How do you know when it’s time for new dentures?
Although a quality pair of dentures is intended to last for a long period, over time they can become worn and fragile. If you have had your dentures for more than ten years, it is likely you will need to have them checked and replaced. Dentures usually have a lifespan of between five and ten […]
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