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Considering fluoride and accidental ingestion of toothpaste
28 January 2026Understanding fluoride intake recommendations and risks of accidentally eating or swallowing toothpaste.
Prescribing specific artificial saliva products in dentistry
30 April 2025There are many artificial saliva products for dry mouth (xerostomia). We summarise eligibility for dental prescribing and key pharmaceutical considerations.
Considerations for artificial saliva products in dentistry
30 April 2025Artificial saliva products for dry mouth (xerostomia) vary in formulation. We advise on pharmaceutical considerations and prescribing or supplying in dentistry.
Labelling and packaging medicines supplied by dental teams
26 March 2025Requirements for labelling and packaging medicines before supply by dental teams are detailed in legislation and depend on the classification of the medicine
Supplying medical devices: advice for dental teams
26 March 2025Advice on supplying medical devices directly to NHS and private patients by dentists, dental hygienists and dental therapists.
Supplying P and GSL medicines: advice for dental teams
26 March 2025Advice on supplying P and GSL medicines to NHS and private patients by dentists, dental hygienists and dental therapists.
Supplying Prescription Only Medicines: advice for dental teams
26 March 2025Advice on supplying prescription only medicines (POMs) to NHS and private patients by dentists, dental hygienists and dental therapists.
Supplying medicines and medical devices: advice for dental teams
26 March 2025Supply of medicines by dentists and dental care professionals depends on the class of medicine, legal mechanism used and requires a local governance framework.
Considering interactions with local anaesthetics in dentistry
6 January 2025Interpreting significance of drug interactions with dental local anaesthetic (LA) cartridges and why most aren’t clinically relevant in general dental practice.
Managing interactions with local anaesthetics in dentistry
3 January 2025Most drug interactions with local anaesthetics (LA) cartridges are not clinically relevant in general dentistry. We advise on management options where needed.