Avinash PatelHere’s the key graphic as discussed in my lecture for Colgate. Click the image to view full size.
Ben AtkinsDental training in the UK, and the monitoring of dental treatments is the best in the world. Making sure patients are safe, missing...
Here’s the key graphic as discussed in my lecture for Colgate. Click the image to view full size.
Dental training in the UK, and the monitoring of dental treatments is the best in the world. Making sure patients are safe, missing...
I was recently asked by the Daily Mail to review some pastilles that claim to combat the effects of dry mouth from cancer treatment and reduce mouth sores.
Patients on various medication such as for blood pressure and depression as well as anyone undergoing chemotherapy or radio therapy often suffer from a dry mouth. I found these pastilles to be a great product for anyone experiencing this. Any sugar-free sweets will stimulate saliva production but the ducts can be damaged by treatment so the malic acid in these pastilles could potentially help kick them into action.
You can read the article in full here.
