Gadget silences sound of dentist’s drill
Sunday, January 9th, 2011Nervous patients who cannot stand the sound of the dentist’s drill could be offered relief by a new device.
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Nervous patients who cannot stand the sound of the dentist’s drill could be offered relief by a new device.
THEY have long helped smokers and slimmers achieve their goals by delving into the recesses of their subconscious.
A growing number of dentists who have left the NHS are setting up lucrative sidelines in beauty treatment, offering Botox injections alongside fillings and check-ups.
BUILDING work has begun on a new dental education centre at the Cumberland Infirmary in Carlisle.
A Scarborough dentist, jailed for a massive NHS fraud, has been struck off.
TWO dentists drilled into the jaw of a patient who had been hypnotised instead of receiving anaesthetic.
MORE dentists will be trained in modern conditions in South Yorkshire after Sheffield University’s refurbished and expanded dental practice unit (DPU) is officially opened today.
Thirty-two pitched drills descend towards 32 gaping mouths, as white-gowned dentists prepare to get to work.
Dentists are used to people being afraid to visit them – but yesterday, it was the dentist who had more reason to fear his patients.
A BLANTYRE dental initiative has been shortlisted for the 10th annual National Dental Awards.