Online dentistry TV channel launched

Online dentistry TV channel launched


A new online information channel has launched in the dental community, called DentisTV. DentisTV provides the dental professional top quality byte sized information in an easy-to-access online format.
Intrepid orthodontist scales heights in aid of Nepalese oral health

Intrepid orthodontist scales heights in aid of Nepalese oral health

Delivering dental care to a village in the Samagon region of Nepal is what you could call extreme dentistry. The villagers have never received professional dental care. Ever. At an altitude of 3800 m the body begins to change in order to survive on reduced oxygen levels; typically, your respiration becomes deeper and you produce more red blood cells. You are a six-day trek away from the nearest town of Kathmandu.
New book shows dentists how to survive the recession

New book shows dentists how to survive the recession

Dr Marc Cooper's book, 'Running on Empty' is a comprehensive analysis of how dentistry has been affected by the current economic climate, and what dentists can do to navigate this new territory. Below is the introduction to the book by Marc.
Oral Health Atlas maps out global dental trends

Oral Health Atlas maps out global dental trends

Singapore: On Wednesday 2 September, the FDI World Dental Federation launched the Oral Health Atlas at the 2009 World Dental Congress. The Oral Health Atlas illustrates oral health globally, highlights oral health as a neglected area of health for individuals and health systems, and suggests realistic individual and population-wide solutions. The atlas uniquely combines short texts, colourful maps, photographs and graphics with complex statistics and facts in an intuitive, easy-to-understand visual format. 
MID symposium encourages dentists to put down their drills

MID symposium encourages dentists to put down their drills

Singapore: As part of the FDI World Dental Congress scientific programme, the GC-sponsored symposium on minimum intervention dentistry, dubbed MI on Monday, will take place on Saturday 5 September. Presenters of this day-long symposium include renowned researchers and clinicians: Dr Hien Ngo, Professor Ian Meyers, Dr David Manton, Dr Andrew Brostek and Professor Laurence Walsh.
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