Nationalized dentistry

Article Abstract:

Dentists who worked within the UK's National Health Service (NHS) general dental services examined and treated patients to make them generally fit, were entitled to payments under a predetermined fee scale, agreed upon bu an autonomous committee of the British Dental Association and the governement before April 2006. Since April 2007, this system was scrapped and locally formed agreements were enforced without talks with the dental profession. Dentists who wish to provide NHS dentistry must negotiate with a local health agency and bid to come up with units of dental activity at a pre-agreed fee per unit.

United Kingdom, Product standards, safety, & recalls, Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Offices and clinics of dentists, Offices of Dentists, Dentists, Editorial, Standards, Compensation and benefits, Practice, Influence, Dentistry, United Kingdom. National Health Service

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Sublingual hematoma formation during immediate placement of mandibular endossesous implants

Article Abstract:

Case report on sublingual hematoma formation in a 56-year-old man, allergic to penicillin and has history of asthma is reported. It is suggested that surgeon should be well versed and necessary complications should be explained to the clinicians.

United States, Care and treatment, Risk factors, Hematoma, Implant dentures, Endosseous, Endosseous dental implants

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