The presence of certain proteins in pre-malignant oral lesions may predict oral cancer development, a new study reveals. The findings, which help eliminate the guesswork

Implementation of the new dental access indicator is going ahead, following the completion of successful trials with 12 PCTs last year. The new indicator will

Dental Protection applauds the decision made by the Committee on Human Medicines of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to allow dental therapists and

Denplan has ranked in ‘The Sunday Times 100 best companies to work for 2010’ listings for mid-sized companies again, placing inside the Top 25 companies

The programme for this year’s British Dental Conference and Exhibition (20-22 May 2010 at the ACC, Liverpool) offers something for the whole dental team, with

Cuts to the funding of dental academia could adversely affect the ability of UK dental schools to maintain the supply of high-quality new graduates into

No sooner had I talked up the electoral candidacy of the recently qualified Italian hygienist Nicole Minetti, than it all went horribly wrong for the

This is likely to be a time of life that has the greatest expense, high mortgage liabilities, practice loans to pay, children in private education,

Ministers have recently been advised they should consider an increase in tuition fees for undergraduates taking courses such as law and medicine. The report suggested

Frequently during my career as a dental hygienist I have thought to myself – who designs these chairs? Since this period is closer to four

Last month we explored the notion that dental practice principals must assume a number of different roles, including those of entrepreneur and manager, and should

A growing number of patients are suffering with bruxism due to stresses brought on by the recession. That’s according to Edinburgh dentist Yann Maidment who