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Research: EAMES and DARBY,
Listed in Issue 203
Abstract
EAMES and DARBY, Faculty of Homeopathy, Hahnemann House, 29 Park Street West, Luton, LU1 3BE outline the case for integrating homeopathy in dental practice.
Background
Media coverage of homeopathy over the past few years has tended to concentrate on the very negative position taken by sceptics, while the possible benefits of homeopathy are ignored.
Methodology
This has resulted in coverage that has been rather one-sided, inaccurate and at times hysterical.
Results
A perfect example is Dr David Shaw's opinion piece 'Unethical aspects of homeopathic dentistry' (Br Dent J 2010; 209: 493-496) which falls far short of providing a basis for balanced intellectual discussion.
Conclusion
The authors are therefore grateful to the BDJ for the opportunity to outline the case for integrating homeopathy in dental practice.
References
Eames S and Darby P. Homeopathy and its ethical use in dentistry. Comment in: Br Dent J. Dec 2011; 210(12):557; PMID: 21701451, Comment in: Br Dent J. 2011 Dec;210(12):558; PMID: 21701454, Comment in: Br Dent J. 2011 Dec;210(12):558; PMID: 21701453. British Dental Journal. 210(7):299-301. Apr 9 2011.
