Month: February 2013

the Conference of Deans of faculties of Dentistry of Spain awarded to a professional of the Health Department of Torrevieja -Rosa María Cuadrado, Coordinator of Nursing Health Canal Center, received this award for the best academic record in dentistry. Torrevieja, November of 2012. The Conference of Deans of faculties of Dentistry of Spain together with the company Proclinic, has recently signed a cooperation agreement, in order to reward the excellence of students who have excelled in their studies of dentistry. result of that Convention, last Thursday, 18 October was held the awards to the best academic record to the students who are licensed or They graduated in dentistry in this course. The prize was awarded to Rosa Maria square Zaplana, nurse coordinator of the centro de salud El Acequión (Torrevieja), in order to reward the excellence of its academic results in his dentistry studies. During the eighteen students from different universities Spanish fueros winners. Rosa María es Diplomada en Enfermería por la Universidad de Alicante, donde recibió el Premio Extraordinario de carrera en 2001, desde entonces ha trabajado como enfermera en diferentes instituciones sanitarias hasta que en 2006 inició su desarrollo profesional en el departamento de salud de Torrevieja. In recent years, Rosa Maria, has studied the degree in odontology at the University of Murcia, where again, his record has excelled over others, reason by which this award has...

the College of dentists and stomatologists in Madrid organised a course to lose their fear of the dentist is a pioneering initiative aimed at patients -fear the dentist – who is known as odontofobia ”-is one of the causes why they delay or prevent visits to the dentist -a team of psychologists will offer some guidelines to patients and perform practical exercises for control this phobia -the people who want to attend this course can do so for free – places are limited – calling 91 561 29 05 Madrid, November of 2012- the College of dentists and stomatologists of Madrid (COEM) sets in motion a pioneering initiative aimed at patients to help them lose their fear of the dentista phobia that causes sometimes will delay or prevent visits to the dentist, with the impact on oral health that involved. It is the first time is offering a course of these features in this area, although in others, as in the case of fear to fly, there are previous experiences. In our day to day we have many situations of patients who have a real phobia, that interferes with the patient care at that time and also on long-term oral health, because they are people that hard to follow their usual reviews ”, says Dr. Ramón Soto-Yarritu, President of the COEM. From the CÓEM want to help overcome those...

the Institute of dental and maxillofacial surgery in Madrid says that it is possible to improve the oral health of the population with primary prevention measures. Madrid, November of 2012- after the recent study published by the know about the Spanish population oral health, which is estimated at around 50% of individuals from age 45 suffer from periodontitis, medical dental Institute team and maxillofacial in Madrid says that oral health is improved in our country and that that can be achieved through the application of measures of primary prevention and awareness-raising campaigns on the importance of periodic revisions to the specialist. Diseases of the gums and tissues of the tooth, i.e., periodontitis, support increased its frequency depending on the age of the population. The lack of habit for dental revisions mean in many cases a late diagnosis of the disease and, as a result, the loss of teeth that could have been kept in the mouth. In the case of definitive loss of teeth, the best technique to replace them are implants of endosseous, that currently it is possible to place them on the same day that extractions are performed you dentarías and often loaded with dentures in that same medical Act also. It is clear that the long-term survival of implants more than 35 years with greater than 90% success rates provided patients disciplining with hygiene and visits...