A new year, a new Dentistry Top 50
Dentistry Top 50 is back for 2016. Make sure you cast your votes It’s that time again, to vote for who you think has been
Dentistry Top 50 is back for 2016. Make sure you cast your votes It’s that time again, to vote for who you think has been
This is now the sixth time that the CAMLOG Foundation is holding an international congress, and we are convinced that we can build on the
Last October, the National Toxicology Program published a Federal Register notice requesting information about whether 6 substances, including fluoride, posed any risk of cancer. The
The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) Donated Orthodontic Services (DOS) program serves children who otherwise could not afford orthodontic treatment across 9 states. In 2016,
The regulations surrounding patient finance can be a barrier to entry for some dentists. Mike Aldred, operations director at Carefree Credit Dental Finance, a DPAS
Sirona’s new CEREC Premium SW 4.4 now allows dentists with a practice lab to treat cases that go beyond what could previously be handled chair-side.
When patients lose bone, doctors typically use metallic alloys or harvested bone tissue to replace it. Yet these materials often lack biological function or risk
UDAs are not a level of the service provided, that is the responsibility of the dentist, not the NHS, says Michael Watson Dentists could be held
The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research has awarded Umesh S. Deshmukh, PhD, of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) a 5-year, $2.14 million
Publishing letters in The Telegraph is not the way to make change happen, Seb Evans says A different method is needed if Tony Kilcoyne is going
Dr Richard Brown gives his thoughts on the Nuvola orthodontic aligners from GEO. Nuvola – the new alternative in clear aligners allow my patients to
After she announced her decision to step down as chief executive and registrar of the GDC, Seb Evans questions Evlynne Gilvarry about her time at