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Friday, March 21, 2008
A letter from Sir Winston Churchill written to his dentist, Sir Wilfred Fish was due to go up for sale at Bonhams this week (March 18). It was expected to fetch £600-£800.
In the letter, typewritten from Downing Street in 1954, Sir Winston tells the newly-knighted Fish (below right) how pleased he was to recommend him for the honour and asks him to tighten up an enclosed set of dentures.

Churchill suffered from dental problems for most of his life, losing several teeth in his 20s, and well fitting dentures were a matter of concern for him. These dentures were designed by Wilfred Fish and manufactured by Derek Cudlipp.
Fish, an active researcher and one of the most eminent dentists of his generation, became the first President of the General Dental Council in 1956 and held the post until 1964. He died in 1974.
Fish was also Dean of the Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons, where the Hunterian museum now houses one of Churchill's dentures. Donated by Mr Cudlipp, the denture, worn by Churchill during the Second World War, is made from a cast gold plate with platinum clasps holding porcelain tooth facings.
Source : British Dental Journal 204, 286 (2008)
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Friday, February 01, 2008

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Thursday, August 23, 2007






Anyone that participates in a Contact Sport is vulnerable to a Dental Injury. Contact Sports include such sports as Rugby, Hockey, Le Crosse, Kick Boxing, Cricket, Ice Hockey etc. In fact any sport where a player is likely to make contact with a hard object. The solution is to wear a Playsafe Custom Made Mouthguard.
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Toxic chemicals have been found in fake Sensodyne toothpaste sold at discount shops, markets and car boot sales.

Tubes of original and mint flavour contain toxic levels of diethylene glycol, the medicines watchdog has warned.
It could be harmful to young children and anyone with an impaired liver or kidney function.
The contaminated batch, packaged in 50ml tubes which have both English and Arabic on them, has been sold at cut prices by 'unauthorised' suppliers.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency warned people who may have bought infected tubes to throw them away.
A spokesman said: "We believe that elderly patients, possibly with impaired liver and kidney function, may have purchased this stock due to lower prices in markets, discount shops and car boot sales."
"This product should not be found in legitimate retail outlets such as supermarkets, pharmacies and general stores."
Trading Standards officers have seized around 140 of the fake packs from market stalls and discount shops.
It is believed the contaminated toothpaste was imported from China.
A spokesman for GlaxoSmith-Kline, which makes the genuine Sensodyne, said: "These fake products are illegal and have no connection with GSK."
Authentic tubes of Sensodyne have packaging written in English and only come in 45ml and 75ml tubes.
Sensodyne Mint toothpaste is white in colour whereas the fake version has a green paste.
Both the genuine Sensodyne Original and the fake toothpaste have a pink coloured paste.
The affected batch code is PROD 07 2005/EXP 08/2008.
Thursday, July 26, 2007

• Eight out of ten believe that an unattractive smile makes a person less appealing to the opposite sex.
• Three-fourths suspect that an unattractive smile can negatively impact their career opportunities.
• Nearly half said they would like to make some improvement in the appearance of their smile.
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