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

Exams are an unavoidable aspect of dental school that nobody enjoys. The types of assessment students have to take during their academic career varies wildly

We are a nation of great knockers. We love to knock success and celebrity. We also love to hate profitable businesses – they are money-grabbing

Full government inspections of wholly private dental practices may be in operation in Wales from March. Legislation to eliminate the gap occupied by practices which

As a newly qualified dentist, you’ve considered the options and decided to pursue a career in primary dental care. So, what do you do next?

The patient in this article presented with a fractured lower molar tooth. This tooth was asymptomatic but had sustained a fracture after years of effective

Dentists have accomplished one of the greatest hurdles of their careers when they master case presentation skills. This involves more than simply educating patients about

The Scottish Liberal Democrats have vowed to embark on an international search in order to find 100 extra dentists for the country. As part of

For those of us studying at dental school, Christmas time not only marks the end of a long and taxing term, but a period of

At some time or another, every receptionist will encounter a situation where they will need to make a decision to protect a patient’s confidentiality. At