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Issue: Volume 47 Number 10 - November 2020
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P781 Editorial: A Special issue on Oral Health by T Burke
Welcome to this special issue of Dental Update on the wide variety of facets that contribute to oral health, published to coincide with Mouth Cancer Action Month 2020. Read more
Articles
P784 Guest Editorial: Oral health: 2030 vision by N Carter OBE, B Atkins
In the 50 years since the formation of the Oral Health Foundation, there have been huge advances in the oral health of the nation. However, a fundamental shift in mindset and attitude, from both the public and the profession, is needed, with a greater focus on the prevention of oral diseases.... Read more
P786 Guest Editorial: Mouth cancer – what is it to me and you? by M Lewis
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The single most important factor in improving mouth cancer survival rates is detecting a tumour before it has reached 2 cm in diameter and has not metastasized to the lymph nodes. Clear descriptions of the abnormalities are essential in referrals to aid the vetting process. The introduction of the... Read more
This year of 2020, has, without doubt, been momentous. Readers will all have reasons for remembering this year. Read more
P793 Oral medicine: Mouth Cancer & Risk Factors and Potentially Malignant Disorders by M Lewis
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The incidence of mouth cancer in the UK has increased more than 30% during the past decade and the overall 5-year survival remains poor, at approximately 55%. A number of risk factors for mouth cancer has been identified, and all dental professionals should be aware of these, and, where possible,... Read more
P802 Dental Photography: Dental photography: a practical guide by L Mackenzie, M Sharland
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The use of photography in dentistry is well established. Progressive technological improvements and dedicated training and practice in the use of specialized dental photography equipment enables novice clinical photographers to quickly become as proficient as experienced experts. The range of... Read more
P813 Restorative dentistry: The prevention of tooth wear by SB Mehta, S Banerji
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With adult dentitions being retained for longer, issues relating to the wear of teeth are increasingly becoming of relevance to the general dental practitioner. As with any treatment plan, prevention is a fundamental and an important stage in the management of tooth wear. This article outlines the... Read more
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This article provides an overview of current knowledge and understanding of existing criteria for the assessment of dental restorations and encourages dental practitioners to shift, if not already doing so, to considering minimally invasive interventions for manging deteriorating restorations. The... Read more
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This article summarizes current practice according to UK guidelines for the management of oral cancer from the perspective of the oral and maxillofacial surgeon. The article discusses the patient pathway, starting with recognition of sinister features by the general dental practitioner in primary... Read more
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Dental caries remains a significant health problem globally, causing morbidity in those affected and consuming health resources. The management of caries consumes considerable finances both for individuals and the public purse. The scientific understanding of the dental caries process has evolved... Read more
Caries is one of the most common diseases in the world and it is mostly preventable. Caries can have a large impact on a child’s physical, social and mental health. There are a number of clinical interventions available to prevent caries and this article provides a summary of the general guidelines... Read more
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The ability to measure oral health is central to successful, patient-oriented clinical practice. In this regard, there have been a variety of definitions of oral health over the years, with the most recent being one by the FDI. Specific quality measures have been designed to assess, for example,... Read more
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A proactive approach to the mouth care of head and neck cancer patients, from their initial visit to their discharge, is vitally important. This area of care is complicated by many factors, of which some patients will not be aware when they start their difficult journey. This article is written to... Read more
P871 Periodontics/Prevention: The prevention of periodontitis by R Wadia
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Prevention of periodontitis may be primary or secondary. This article summarizes the key steps involved, with a focus on oral hygiene practices, risk factor control, professional mechanical plaque removal and supportive periodontal therapy. Read more
This edition of the COVID-19 Commentary reviews and summarizes two landmark advisory documents on practising clinical dentistry during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, and beyond. Read more
P884 Technique Tips: Mobile dental photography (MDP) by L Mackenzie, M Sharland
The applications for dental photography are continually growing. While digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras may be used to provide outstanding clinical images, the use of smartphone cameras is becoming increasingly popular (in common with all types of photography). Read more
The authors have clearly explained the impact of COVID-19 to the practice of dentistry around the globe, and how to fulfil our obligation as a profession to ensure high standards of care to patients with urgent treatment needs in the current pandemic. This article basically focuses on robust facial... Read more
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