Healthcare has changed drastically over the past 10 years. Technology, industrial relations, economic circumstances, government legislation, patient care and expectations have all influenced the changes
Touchstone Healthcare’s plans for a five-storey primary care building in Carlow town still have a long way to go despite being granted planning permission. The
US dental authorities are reacting swiftly to reports of lead found in dental work imported from China and India. The American Dental Association (ADA) and
A piece of software developed in Manchester that can detect osteoporosis by automatically reading routine dental X-rays has secured a deal that could see it
The EQUATOR Network (Enhancing the QUAlity and Transparency Of health Research) is a new quality improvement initiative that seeks to enhance the reliability of medical
The world’s first dental tourism survey has shown high levels of satisfaction among the thousands of dental tourists around the world with the treatment they
The cosmetic dentistry industry may be booming yet while patients are forking out on whitening treatments and the like, many are neglecting their gums. This
Statistics published today offer further evidence that the Government’s 2006 reforms are failing to achieve their aim of improving access to NHS dentistry, the British
Birmingham orthodontist Eddie Crouch has said he’s ‘hugely disappointed’ after losing his bid to prove the NHS did not properly consult the public over new
A six-year-old boy was rushed to intensive care after being given a cocktail of knock-out drugs by his Tooting based dentist, a GDC hearing has
Robert McNichol, 57, from County Sligo has had his sight partially restored after doctors inserted his son’s tooth in his eye. Doctors at University College
Introduction For many people a trip to the dentist can strike fear into their hearts. Dr Melissa Goddard, the Principal of Apollonia Dental and Cosmetic
