One of the most valuable services a dentist can provide for a child patient is adequate treatment of pulp involved primary teeth. It is very

Following on from my last article, my second story about being defensive features a long-term dental phobic. The first time we met she was jumpy

In my previous article I argued the case for a number of candidates for the most important instruments in periodontics. My vote was for the

A South African dentist accused of having links to al-Qaeda and the Taliban has denied the allegations. Junaid Ismail Dockrat, a dentist from Johannesburg, and

Susie Sanderson, chair of the British Dental Association’s executive board, has criticised the speed in which disputed dental contracts are being resolved. Department of Health

Some practice owners may remember that back in January 2006 they owned an asset called ‘goodwill’ valued at 40 to 50% of NHS turnover. This

In 1918 Abbot reported the use of a high intensity light that generates a rapid rise in the temperature of hydrogen peroxide, accelerating the chemical

The International Academy of Advanced Facial Aesthetics’ (IAAFA) first annual conference will take place on 16-17 March 2007 at the London Marriott Hotel in Regents

On a chilly and crisp November morning, nominees and guests destined for the Dental Defence Union’s (DDU) 2006 Educational Awards made their way to the

On 31 December 2006 the British Dental Receptionists’ Association (BDRA) sadly ceased to exist. The British Association of Dental Nurses has generously offered BDRA members

Rotary nickel titanium (RNT) files have been an exciting addition to the endodontic armamentarium. The files are superelastic, meaning they will regain their shape after

I may sound like a scratched record sometimes, but the more I listen to enquiries from new and existing clients, the more I realise that