Nothing But the Tooth: A Dental Odyssey (Elsevier Insights)

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I have been scared of dentists for many years now, mainly due to the old gas masks that were used in the 1960’s. In the “good old days” if a young person fractured a tooth due to trauma, they had the rest of the tooth ground down for a crown. Well, look no further because I’ve got the ultimate guide for you: “The Tooth, the Whole Tooth, and Nothing but the Tooth”!

Our treatment rooms are clean and comfortable and have recently passed a thorough inspection by the Care Quality Commission with flying colours. To further my clinical skills and expertise I have undertaken further training in aesthetic and restorative dentistry. It is important to read a little of someone`s life story to understand why they have ended up in the surgery, in the state they are in, and also to understand what effect treatment can have. This book is appropriate for dentists, medical and dentistry students, and non-specialists to introduce the myriad interesting aspects relating to teeth.No rating/under appeal/rating suspended – there are some services which we can’t rate, while some might be under appeal from the provider. This is collaborated by Prof Jimmy Steele, head of the dental school at Newcastle University said: “It’s probably not a big surprise that poorer people have worse dental health than the richest, but the surprise is just how big the differences can be and how it affects people.

This book offers facts and figures regarding famous historical figures, such as John Hunter, Dr Crippen, Doc Holliday, and Paul Revere, exploring how their connections to dentistry shaped them, as well as the story of the two young dentists who discovered the principles of general anaesthesia. Instead of generic magazines in the dentist's waiting room, there should be at least one copy of the book for patients to read.There were close associations with lower income, lower occupational class, higher deprivation and lower educational attainment. When her friends and colleagues began asking her questions about the field, she realized that not only were they seeking advice from a neutral and knowledgeable source, but that as much as they wanted to believe their dentist, they weren't sure they could trust the message. The reception and comfortable patient lounge has current newspapers and magazines, the area is fitted with WiFi and you can relax with a hot or cold drink before or after your appointment.