Sentence examples for statement of dental from inspiring English sources

Since October 2011 this financial incentive has been extended to all practices in Scotland through the Statement of Dental Remuneration.

During the year ending March 2002, GDPs within the General Dental Service in Scotland carried out 1,376,500 simple scale and polishes (Item 10a; Statement of Dental Remuneration) at a total cost, to health boards and patients, of £13,874,109.

Read the American Veterinary Dental College's (AVDC) position statement on dental scaling without anesthesia.

The conclusions of the present study therefore strongly encourage the implementation of the CONSORT statements in the field of dental clinical research.

For example, only 28.3% of caregivers of 4- to 6-year-olds disagreed with the statement that dental caries in deciduous teeth did not require treatment, whereas the corresponding percentage in southern China was 51.6% [ 18].

Yelp has placed a statement on the dental practice's page to notify people in need of dental work that "this business recently made waves in the news, which often means that people come to this page to post their views on the news" and that administrators would clean up the reviews starting this week.

A recent report made a bold statement that dental implants also can be a cause of cancer by providing a "route of entry for squamous cell carcinoma" [4], and another report stated that dental implants can lead to SCC in at-risk patients [5].

Regarding the oral health attitudes score, eight statements regarding the importance of oral health, the importance of retaining natural teeth, utilization of dental service, and oral health beliefs were adopted to evaluate the oral health attitude.

Furthermore, a more detailed analysis of the survey data regarding the influence of the Integration Seminar to motivate dental students to perform research revealed that 80% of respondents had positive responses ("strongly agree" or "agree") to the statement that dental student presentations influenced their decision to enroll in the research enrichment period (Table 1, Question 2).

We relished exchanging tales of dental gore.

I am the Lance Armstrong of dental hygiene.