GLASGOW, UK: Researchers from Scotland have presented the world’s first anatomically accurate interactive 3-D head and neck learning resource, which also features an interactive dental injection stimulator.
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The world of cosmetic dentistry could come under close government scrutiny following a damning report into the booming multi-million pound cosmetic industry. Mercury, used in dental amalgam, has been linked to many health problems, but the chances are that your fillings are probably safe dentist tools on white surface - focus on foreground. Nicki Rowland, Practice Manager at Perfect 32 Dental Practice in Beverley, was invited to be a consultant for the Mouth Cancer Foundation in light of her work to raise public awareness of mouth cancer and the mouth cancer screening service offered at the practice. Leeds Dental Institute has signed a contract with Infinite for a dental picture archiving and communications system. A new pain-free ‘jab’ has recently been designed by a dentist. This ‘jab’ offers a new option for dentists, as it reportedly can deliver anesthetic medication without pain. Representatives from the British Dental Association (BDA) have given notice to the British government that they need in to address the connection between socioeconomic factors and poor oral health. This conclusion arises from the results of a 2009 adult dental health survey which was published recently. The survey refers to the link between the standard of living and poor oral health in the country. Poorer individuals appear to experience very poor oral health. A recent study suggests that the most expensive country for dental care is England. Consequently many patients have started looking for dental treatment abroad. For instance, in comparison, the total cost of a standard filling ranges between €8 in Hungary to about €145 in the US to a high of €156 (£117) in England. The cost of the dentist’s time, overhead, drugs, materials, and X ray scans are typically included when computing the total cost of a procedure. ISD today published statistics on dental registration for children and adults up to September 2010. Shona Robison Public Health Minister said "I'm delighted to know that there have been increases in both child and adult dental registrations in the last few years. But, certain parts of Scotland still have problems of the access to an NHS dentist and we are trying to solve them". |
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