Combining evidence-based healthcare with environmental sustainability: using the toothbrush as a model

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Alexandra Lyne
Paul Ashley
Sophie Saget
Marcela Porto Costa
Benjamin Underwood
Brett Duane
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[1] Department of Paediatric Dentistry,
[2] Eastman Dental Hospital,undefined
[3] 47–49 Huntley Street,undefined
[4] London,undefined
[5] Paediatric Dentistry,undefined
[6] UCL,undefined
[7] 256 Gray’s Inn Road,undefined
[8] London,undefined
[9] Botany,undefined
[10] Trinity College Dublin,undefined
[11] College Green,undefined
[12] Bangor University,undefined
[13] Bangor,undefined
[14] Eckington Dental Care,undefined
[15] 2 High Street,undefined
[16] Eckington,undefined
[17] Trinity College Dublin,undefined
[18] Department of Child and Public Dental Health,undefined
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British Dental Journal | 2020年 / 229卷
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Introduction Healthcare professionals should consider environmental sustainability when recommending medical devices to patients, although there is currently little quantitative data available. The toothbrush is a widely recommended healthcare device worldwide. The aim of this study was to compare the sustainability of different types of toothbrush.
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