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Ice creams with highest sugar and fat content revealed
As the warmer weather rolls in, the ice cream treats with the highest sugar content have been revealed.  Four out of five of the ice creams and lollies with the most sugar are Magnums – with Magnum Salted Caramel taking the top spot with 27g. This is according to new research carried out by website Play &hellip; <a href="https://irishdentistry.ie/">Continued</a>
Irish Dentistry Awards 2015 – the winners!
Photo: Ace Braces Orthodontics came away with five wins on the night, including Overall Practice of the Year Time flies when you&#8217;re having fun – which was certainly the case at this year&#8217;s Irish Dentistry Awards on Friday 30 January. Finalists and guests streamed into the outstanding Mansion House venue, host of this year&#8217;s awards, &hellip; <a href="https://irishdentistry.ie/">Continued</a>
Irish Dentistry Awards 2024: ready for launch
The Irish Dentistry Awards 2024 have lift off! Here’s everything you need to know, including categories, criteria and how to enter. The Irish Dentistry Awards are back!  Since their inception 13 years ago, the Irish Dentistry Awards have gone from strength to strength – and this year promises to be the best yet.  The categories &hellip; <a href="https://irishdentistry.ie/">Continued</a>
Making the switch – from UK to Ireland dentistry
Helen Fegan and Eimear Doran talk through the process of becoming a dental professional in Ireland. Having studied at a UK dental school and beginning our dental careers working in the UK, we wanted to research the many job opportunities and benefits in the Republic of Ireland. For many young dentists it is an attractive &hellip; <a href="https://irishdentistry.ie/">Continued</a>
Winners celebrate at the 2018 Irish Dentistry Awards
Celebrating the seventh year of the Irish Dentistry Awards, this year&#8217;s winners came out on top on Friday 26 January at the Mansion House in Dublin. More than 350 guests, including this year&#8217;s finalists, enjoyed an evening of celebration and entertainment at the 2018 Irish Dentistry Awards, which commemorates dental excellence in Irish dentistry. There &hellip; <a href="https://irishdentistry.ie/">Continued</a>

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Setting new standards in sustainable dentistry
Alan Clarke shares how Paste Dental has successfully embraced sustainable dentistry through the latest digital dentistry technology. In the heart of a bustling city, we found a dental practice that’s setting a new standard in sustainable dentistry. We sat down with the founder and lead dentist of Paste Dental in Belfast, Dr Alan Clarke, to … Continued
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Infection prevention and control: essential documentation
Jane Renehan explores the infection prevention and control policies and protocols that every dental practice should have in place. The question – Dear Jane… Can you describe what infection prevention and control documentation is essential for a dental practice to have?  In addition, what policies and protocols will an inspector expect to find if they … Continued
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Engaging and motivating employees 
Lisa Grogan shares strategies that dental practices can implement to create a positive culture for employees and retain top talent. Over the past few months, I have been carrying out surveys to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges dental professionals face day-to-day. A common theme that presents itself is employees not being engaged in … Continued
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Calls for volunteers to provide oral healthcare in Northern Ireland
Dentaid The Dental Charity is seeking volunteers to provide dental care to people experiencing homelessness in Northern Ireland. Dental treatment will be delivered through a new charity dental unit visiting hospitals and projects run by the The Simon Community in Coleraine, Armagh, Lisburn and Belfast. Dentist and dental nurse volunteers will provide check-ups, pain relieving … Continued
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Eight reasons to ditch the cuspidor
Allan Wright explores the history of the cuspidor or spittoon and the advantages of working without one in dental practice. Some people call it a cuspidor, others a spittoon, but whatever term you use, what you have at the side of your patient is a receptacle for spitting in.  Or, as the Oxford Dictionary of … Continued
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Overcoming isolation in the dental team
Siobhan Kelleher explores how practices can create a more cohesive work environment for the dental team by applying Tuckman’s group forming theory and the drama triangle. Working in a dental team can often lead to feelings of isolation among team members. Each member may have their own tasks and responsibilities, resulting in a lack of … Continued
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Irish Dentistry Awards 2024: the winners
The prestigious Irish Dentistry Awards took place last Saturday at The Round Room at The Mansion House, Dublin. Have a look at the full list of winners here! New Practice Dental Laboratory of the Year Best Treatment of Nervous Patients Most Attractive Practice Most Improved Practice Best Referral Practice Best Child-Friendly Practice Best Community/Charity Project … Continued
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