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07/10/2024

The dental landscape has transformed over the last 20 years, yet equality in dentistry is still to be achieved.

In this article, we review the changes the dental industry has experienced as well as what’s needed to improve the profession.

Read the latest: irelandsdentalmag.ie/still-not-equal

03/10/2024

Summer is over and schools are back, so now’s a good time to get yourself organised and prepared.

In this article, we outline our top ten tips to get yourself and your practice on track for the rest of the year.

Read more: irelandsdentalmag.ie/top-ten-in-practice

02/10/2024

A bleak picture has been painted of the state of Ireland’s dental care in a submission made by the Irish Dental Association to the Irish Government.

In it they have identified multiple areas for concern, including access to care for vulnerable groups and workforce shortages.

Read now: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/sounding-the-alarm/

06/09/2024

The latest issue of Ireland’s Dental is out now! Inside, find features on AI and how its training the future of dentistry, Ireland’s first community-based BDS degree, medicine that encourages tooth regrowth and more.

Read now: www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Irelands-Dental-magazine-Spring-2024.pdf

05/09/2024

Action – overarching or targeted – to tackle the oral crisis in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland cannot come soon enough.

Our editor looks at the latest paper from Northern Ireland’s Department of Health.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/targeted-action/

04/09/2024

How do you actually avoid burnout?

In this article, we look at practical tips and strategies to help you combat stress and improve your mental health and wellbeing.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/how-to-avoid-burnout/

02/09/2024

RCSI’s new Bachelor of Dental Surgery is Ireland’s first community-based dentistry program, emphasising hands-on patient experience from year one and training in diverse healthcare settings.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/the-new-bachelor-of-dental-surgery/

30/08/2024

Overjet, the dental artificial intelligence (AI) platform, has released ‘Overjet for Educators’ which allows students to learn from the same technology dentists use to analyse X-rays, inform patients and manage their practice.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/overjet-releases-student-tech/

29/08/2024

A 100-year first!

RCSI is partnering with Peninsula Dental School on the development of an innovative curriculum that will herald a new era in dental education in Ireland.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/a-100-year-first/

28/08/2024

A waiting game.

With the medical card scheme for dental treatments “close to collapse”, Ireland is anxiously awaiting the rollout of its new oral health policy.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/a-waiting-game/

27/08/2024

In this article, we take a look at the Bone Truss Bridge approach – a minimally invasive treatment that can be carried out in the atrophied bone.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/minimally-invasive-treatment-options-in-the-atrophied-bone-the-bone-truss-bridge-approach/

26/08/2024

Is Ireland the new Scotland?

Luke Moore of Dental Elite looks at Ireland’s dental sales market.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/is-ireland-the-new-scotland/

23/08/2024

Clinical trials for the world’s first tooth growth medicine will begin in Japan in September.

The drug inhibits the protein USAG-1 and, if found to be safe, will be given to patients missing at least one tooth to gauge its effectiveness.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/tooth-regrowth-medicine-trialled/

22/08/2024

Patients with heart problems face increased risk of life-threatening infective endocarditis due to lack of prescribed antibiotics during dental visits, contradicting international medical advice.

Read the latest: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/heart-disease-risked-during-dental-treatment/

21/08/2024

Five years on since the launch of Ireland’s ‘Smile agus Sláinte’ oral health policy, public dental services “remain in a state of decay”, according to the Irish Dental Association.

Read the latest: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/ida-launches-position-paper/

20/08/2024

Dentistry in Northern Ireland “remains on the brink”, according to the British Dental Association.

In this article, take a look at the pressing issues facing the profession.

Read now: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/ni-dentistry-on-the-brink/

19/08/2024

A new study has found that e-scooters have introduced an additional cause of dental trauma.

Published in the British Dental Journal, the study examined reports of dental injuries caused by the electric scooters over a two year period.

Read more: https://www.irelandsdentalmag.ie/e-scooters-a-new-cause-of-dental-trauma/

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