Category: People With CF

Solid organ transplant provides a lifeline for people with end stage organ failure. Each year the number of people in receipt of a solid organ

Frequent use of inhalers and nebulisers can lead to a fungal infection in the mouth known as “thrush” (oral candidiasis). You may see white or

Studies have shown that People with CF may not be cleaning their teeth, or interdentally (e.g., with floss), as frequently as recommended. This may be

Unfortunately, dental entitlements are not particularly comprehensive in Ireland but you can avail of some treatments without paying out of pocket.    The Dental Treatment

What are enamel defects?  Enamel defects are disturbances in the quality and /or quantity of enamel. Enamel is one of the four components that make

Reception Staff:  When making an appointment, ensure the patient is given the first appointment of the day/clinical session. This is to ensure they are exposed

Tooth decay also known as dental caries is a breakdown of tooth structure leading to the formation of cavities or holes in the tooth. The

Bisphosphonates are a family of medicines that are used to treat disorders of the bones such as osteoporosis. Bisphosphonates are used to reduce the risk