A single non-vital central incisor is a challenge to mask using adhesive porcelain. This case illustrates a successful result in alleviating crowding and masking a

Tony Blair has acknowledged that the government has failed in its promise to provide access for all to an NHS dentist. In September 1999 the

The transition from the pre-clinical to clinical stage of dental school is an exciting yet nerve-wracking time approaching many second and third year dental students

It has been said that humans are capable of feeling pleasure and enjoyment and it is through the smile that others may appreciate this emotion.

For many the Easter period is a time to contemplate new beginnings and new life, and that is certainly true of this year’s cohort of

Dental practices can experience continued growth regardless of their current performance level. In most cases, growth requires the development and implementation of effective business systems.

Whenever I discuss the business aspects of dental care, I always stress the importance of the primary purpose of what we are doing. Patient care

No matter how hard you budget as a dental student, and how much you take advantage of all the available awards on offer, it’s fairly

The British Dental Association and pressure group Challenge have both stepped up their demands for an overhaul of the government’s NHS dentistry reforms. As previously

Strip perforations can be easily anticipated and avoided when they are expected if simple steps are taken. They usually occur because of overzealous use of

Most dental practices would like new patients to walk through the doors with little financial outlay on marketing, advertising and PR. This is possible providing

Why did you choose a career in the armed forces? At the time I was attracted by the opportunity to practise dentistry in different locations