Arusha, a city located at the foot of Mount Meru in Northern Tanzania, became my home for two months this summer whilst I undertook my

The publication of ‘NHS Dental Reforms – one year on’ prompted thoughts about how little has changed in half a century of NHS dentistry, writes

The British Dental Trade Association (BDTA) has announced that this year’s Showcase was the most successful to date. Earlier this month (18-20 October) 347 stands

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A patients’ group has defended a survey which sparked global headlines about do-it-yourself dentistry in the UK. The Dentistry Watch survey, overseen by the Commission

Professor Elizabeth Davenport has been appointed as chair of a new GDC board. The role is to ensure the successful delivery of the Council’s new

A British multi-millionaire has announced plans to introduce a series of drive-in dental clinics in a bid to help solve the UK’s dental problems. Judith

A new chilli-based local anaesthetic that appears to prevent pain without causing numbness could have a huge impact on dental treatment, according to the British

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The General Dental Council (GDC) will be introducing compulsory continuing professional development (CPD) for all dental care professionals on 1 August 2008. The introduction of

The Health Select Committee has announced the details of its inquiry into NHS dental services. The Committee, a cross-party Parliamentary group whose purpose is to