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Did video kill the radio star? Will CAD/CAM replace ‘traditional’ lingual techniques?

Lingual orthodontists from around the world travelled to London for the British Lingual Orthodontic Society’s annual meeting to discuss and debate this very question.

People, apprentices and skills are the key

New research was released to mark the start of National Apprenticeship Week finding that businesses place apprentices at the heart of their plans to rise to the top and rank hiring the right staff as...

Millions of British children face serious risks due to inadequate tooth brushing supervision

Almost four million under 14’s in the UK are at risk of developing serious oral health problems due to inadequate tooth brushing supervision, according to a leading oral health charity.

Dental student project makes a difference to the over 50s in Plymouth

A project carried out by dental students at Plymouth University with the Elder Tree Befriending Service in Plymouth, has made a real difference to its service users.

Talking up a storm

The Dentistry Show in April sees the launch of a new Sonicare for Kids which aims to make a connection with new generation, tech savvy youngsters. 

Expanding access in Uganda

International dental charity Dentaid is looking at ways of expanding its work in Uganda after the latest successful volunteering trip to the country.

Dentists infected with bloodborne viruses to perform more procedures

Dental Protection is pleased to see Public Health England’s new guidance for healthcare workers infected with bloodborne viruses, which will enable affected members of the dental team to perform a...

Women in dentistry – surveying opinions and experiences

Minford specialist dental accountants is delighted to extend an invitation to all dental professionals – both male and female – to complete its online ‘Women in dentistry’ survey.

Private practice profits leave NHS behind

Average profits in the UK’s private dental practices are beginning to leave those of NHS practices behind. That’s according to the latest annual benchmarking statistics from NASDAL – the National...

CDO outlines key themes for oral health strategy

The Chief Dental Officer for England, Sara Hurley, has outlined the key themes of her proposed integrated strategy for oral health and dental care.

2016 Bursary Awards

The Association of Dental Groups (ADG) was pleased to once again host its Postgraduate and Undergraduate Bursary Awards.

Dental students help other students to quit smoking

As well as having impact on general health, smoking is also bad for teeth and oral health, which is why a group of dental students from Plymouth University are working on a project to help their...

New website gives members a boost

A leading dental health organisation, the British Society of Dental Hygiene and Therapy (BSDHT), has unveiled its new website which makes it easier for the public to find a member in their area.

Helping patients get hooked on oral hygiene

Award winning patient tool designed by dental hygienist now available nationwide.

A nice cup of tea could ruin your teeth…

Following the shocking reports in the media concerning the levels of sugar in some hot drinks sold in high street coffee shops and cafes, Professor Andrew Eder, a specialist in tooth wear, has issued...