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Alleviate symptoms of problem snoring : Article : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. Published online: 13 March 2015. 101038/sj.bdj.2015.182. Alleviate symptoms of problem snoring. Please send product news information and images to Kate Quinlan at the BDJ. Nature Publishing Group, The Macmillan Building, 4–6 Crinan Street, London, N1 9XW. Product news is provided as a service to readers using text and images from the manufacturer, supplier or distributor and does not imply endorsement by the BDJ. BluePro was designed by experts in oral appliance technology. It c...

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Treatment of temporomandibular disorders by stabilising splints in general dental practice: results after initial treatment : Article : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. 35 - 41 (2004). Published online: 10 July 2004. Subject Category: TMD disorders. Treatment of temporomandibular disorders by stabilising splints in general dental practice: results after initial treatment. During the first six weeks of treatment, the occlusal surface of the splint made no significant contribution to any of the outcomes measured suggesting that the occlusion is a relatively unimportant factor influencing recovery in the majority of TMD patients seen in practice.

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Collections : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. Subject categories : current view. The BDJ online archive contains a wealth of research and clinical practice from the last 20 years. BDJ Collections is designed to help researchers, teachers and students who want to view articles by a specific topic. The editors of the British Dental Journal. Adult dental health survey. Cleft lip and palate. BDJ top ten papers. This journal is a member of and subscribes to the principles of the Committee on Publication Ethics.

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Access to NHS dentistry in South Cheshire: a follow up of people using telephone helplines to obtain NHS dental care : Article : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. 457 - 461 (2003). Published online: 25 October 2003. Subject Categories: Community dentistry. Access to NHS dentistry in South Cheshire: a follow up of people using telephone helplines to obtain NHS dental care. Relatively few people used NHS Direct when seeking to obtain NHS dental care. A local telephone helpline was used to direct people wanting NHS dental care to available services. A small but significant number of people in South Cheshire have problems accessing NHS dental care.

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Xylitol and caries prevention [mdash] is it a magic bullet? : Abstract : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. 429 - 436 (2003). Published online: 26 April 2003. Xylitol and caries prevention — is it a magic bullet? Xylitol is one of a number of non-sugar sweeteners approved for use in foods and other items, in many countries. It is well-established that xylitol is non-cariogenic. Xylitol in chewing gum is anti-cariogenic as are other polyols in chewing gum. Xylitol exhibits dental health benefits which are superior to other polyols in all areas where polyols have been shown to have an effect.

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Toothache tales: Part 1 : Article : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. 651 - 655 (2002). Published online: 15 June 2002. Subject Category: Public dental health. Toothache tales: Part 1. Literary references illustrating the patients' perspective on toothache. This selection of literary extracts deals with the subject of toothache from the point of view of the sufferer. Circumstances, effects and remedies, orthodox and otherwise, are described. I am always astonished to find that one instantly becomes oblivious of the most acute pain if one has to concen...

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dentine hypersensitivity: Dentine hypersensitivity [mdash] an enigma? a review of terminology, mechanisms, aetiology and management : Article : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. 606 - 611 (1999). Published online: 11 December 1999. Dentine hypersensitivity — an enigma? A review of terminology, mechanisms, aetiology and management. Tooth hypersensitivity, or more precisely dentine sensitivity or hypersensitivity, is described clinically as an exaggerated response to non-noxious stimuli and satisfies all the criteria to be classified as a true pain syndrome. Reviews on the subject have suggested that the term dentine sensitivity may be considered more appropr...

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A vision of dental education in the third millennium : Abstract : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. 261 - 271 (2008). Published online: 13 September 2008. 101038/sj.bdj.2008.736. Subject Categories: Computers in dentistry. A vision of dental education in the third millennium. N H F Wilson. This final paper in a series of 16 explores how dental education may develop during the next 50 years and how e-learning will play a key role. It considers developing technologies, some of which are already impacting on dental education. Correspondence to: P. A. Reynolds. BDJ top ten papers.

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Table of contents : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. July 2015, Volume 219. This content only available online)". Indicates content that is available online only. Negotiation, treatment and consent -. Stephen Hancocks, OBE. 101038/sj.bdj.2015.530. Full Text - Negotiation, treatment and consent. Negotiation, treatment and consent. Mental health: Would you choose a dental degree? M P O'Reilly & A. V. Jacobs. 101038/sj.bdj.2015.539. Full Text - Mental health: Would you choose a dental degree? Few loupes in India -. Few loupes in India.

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Home : British Dental Journal

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Jump to main content. British Dental Journal -. August 2016 - Vol 221 No 3. Read all about it. Depression and dental outcomes. Current issue table of contents. Advance Online Publication (AOP). BDJ now offers authors the option to publish their articles with immediate open access. A change in the NICE guidelines on antibiotic prophylaxis et al. Article by M. Thornhill. Making time for what's important. Article by J. C. Williams and S. Clements. Article by D. Bartlett. News Feature by C. Holland.