The British Dental Trade Association (BDTA) has extended its thanks to Peter Rees, who will step down after serving as its president for the past

A career as a dentist should be relatively straightforward. After all, you have been specifically trained to do a job, you have qualified, completed a

Creating beautiful smiles for appreciative patients is perhaps the most rewarding experience one can have as a dentist. Helping people who have been self-conscious and

The results of a new survey have supported claims that there is an ‘oral health crisis’ in Australia. Nearly half of Australians believe their budgets

As the clock counts down to compulsory registration in 12 months time, the General Dental Council is urging all dental technicians and nurses to register

Tesco has announced it will start offering dental insurance cover for both NHS and private patients. The move follows the company’s launch of health insurance

A dentist who implanted temporary fake boar tusks into his assistant’s mouth as a joke has won his case against an insurance firm which had

A piece of floss once used by Paris Hilton, smudged with pink lipstick and found in the trash outside her Hollywood home, has sold for

A further 2,500 patients will be able to access NHS dental treatment in Plymouth over the next year, the local primary care trust (PCT) has

Dr Edwin Scher has been appointed a full visiting professor at Temple University, Philadelphia, USA, in the department of Periodontology and Oral Implantology. Dr Scher,

Dental industry leaders have demanded guarantees that NHS funding will not be squeezed when Primary Care Trusts are given greater control over spending. From April

A dental practice in Scotland has announced it will stop treating approximately 200 children on the NHS. The Bridgend Dental Care Centre in Thurso has