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A dental professional on a mission. Also loves photography and writing. Follow me to learn the secrets of dentistry.

Enter to Win Jordan Clean Fresh Electric Toothbrush 

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Enter a competition for a chance to win Jordan Clean Fresh electric toothbrush.

Dental Revelations is giving away brand new electric toothbrush by Jordan. Plus spare brusheads. If you want to enter the draw, follow the instructions below.

  1. Visit and like facebook page of Dental Revelations Blog.
  2. Like the competition post there

That’s it. Simple isn’t it?

Important note: The Draw will take place only if Dental Revelations Blog’s facebook page has more than 2017 likes by the end of the year 2016. To enter the competition you are not asked to share the competition post – it is up to you to share the news of this great opportunity. The Facebook does not play any role in this competition.

Please note that the toothbrush comes with the European plug-in so you might need an adapter if you live outside Europe. It can be attached to shaver sockets though. Plus you are able to connect the toothbrush to the computer with USB cable for charging.

The draw will be held in the first week of 2017 by scrolling up&down the list of the individuals that have liked (including the ones who have liked the page prior the competition) the Dental Revelations Blog page, then blindfoldedly placing a finger on top of one individual. The winner will be contacted via Facebook messenger (so keep an eye on all the folders in your messenger) for contact details. The winner will be published on the Dental Revelations Blog’s facebook page by full first name and first initial of the surename.

Dental Revelations is not liable for any possible damage that might occur in transit of the toothbrush.

More about the Jordan Clean Fresh here.

Should I Work Tomorrow? Answer a Poll

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When a dental professional cuts a finger, it’s not plain sailing.

Oh how I hate my profession every time I cut my finger! This time I was slicing a crusty bread and the crust was slightly too hard for the knife. As a result the knife slipped into my index finger, rather deep. But I made a compression bandage and the cut is pretty neat at the moment.

The big question for all the dental professionals is, should one do clinical work with cut like this on a hand?

 

Guest Bloggers Welcome

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Fancy writing as a guest author? Fire away!

Dental Revelations is looking for authors with a twisted sense of (dental) humour. You could be professional or a patient as long as you rock. There are no limits on the subject as long as the script has something to do with oral health or dentistry.

Send scripts with author bio via email or the contact form below.

Disclaimer – Dental Revelations Guest Post Standards

Dental Revelations aims to maintain certain standard for the content posted on our blog – it is of benefit to everyone. Therefore Dental Revelations:

1. Will proofread posts and amend them if needed.

2. Will not accept posts of low quality in content or grammar (certain errors will be corrected).

3. Will evaluate the content and writing style which should have the similar approach to dentistry as Dental Revelations Blog has.

4. Will not accept posts with links to spammy websites.

5. Will not accept posts with links to irrelevant sites (e.g. site selling car parts). The links need to provide additional value to the reader.

6. Will check the originality of the post (Copyscape) to avoid overload of the same approach to the same topic in the blogging world (e.g. one can write about implant surgery with unexpected, humorous way instead of just plain old why patient benefits of having an implant).

7. Will own the rights to the content on the moment the post is sent to us providing it is published. If not published, the rights to the content are with the author.

8. Will expect the posts to have at least 1000 words.

Further requirements:

1. The guest post should include an author bio. Author bio can have maximum of 2 links to the following sites: to the author’s blog/website/Twitter handle.

2. Guest author should reply to any comments made in their post as soon as possible.

3. Any image attached to the article needs to be royalty-free image.

3. Be creative. Write about dentistry in a way no-one has written before. Forget being polite and politically correct if something is bugging you. Pour your heart out and type away. People will love the genuineness and honesty.

Happy writing!

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