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How does dry mouth occur?
Dry Mouth, also known as xerostomia, is a common and distressing problem affecting many people and nearly always associated with a more serious complaint.
Your mouth is kept lubricated and protected by saliva produced by the salivary glands. Dry mouth can occur if there is a significant reduction in the quantity and quality of saliva produced.
Dry Mouth should not be ignored, apart from making life miserable, it …
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by Richard Alleyne
Thousands of elderly people are at increased risk of pneumonia this winter if they fail to brush their teeth regularly, a study suggests.
The dental health foundation has warned that poor oral hygiene could cause the respiratory infection after research found a link between bacteria in the mouth and the lung disease.
Dr Samit Joshi of Yale University School of Medicine found changes in bacteria in the mouth preceded the …
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A professional clean from the dentist can leave patients with more than sparking teeth – it can reduce the risk of a heart attack or stroke, new research has found.
Click here to read The Telegraph's full article
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The Oral-B Triumph 5,000 toothbrush was recently ranked the number one power toothbrush by The Gadget Show. This award winning toothbrush is now available to buy at The Buckley Practice.
So, what is it that makes it so good?
Well, as well as being extremely efficient at removing plaque it also tackles the issue of compliance.
The key to compliance is communication and that's why this ingenious model has various functions to help …
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Having looked at our patient feedback forms and speaking with you, we have agreed to change the way we arrange your recall visit.
Many patients expressed a wish to book their next appointment in advance, others were worried that they had left their appointments for so long despite our reminders and just about everyone agreed that they would rather be called by a member of our team to confirm an appointment rather than trying to schedule …
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We welcome the clarification of the law regarding the supply of tooth whitening products. Dentists will be the only professional group which will be able to prescribe whitening products containing in excess of 0.1 per cent hydrogen peroxide.
In a decision dated 20th September 2011, the European Commission welcomed the adoption by the Council of the European Union of an amendment to Annex III, Part 1 to Directive 76/768/EEC, that sets out …
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How does dry mouth occur?
Dry Mouth, also known …
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by Richard Alleyne
Thousands of elderly people …
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A professional clean from the dentist can leave …
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