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

Gaining financial security is the main reason why most people turn to property, which is no surprise because property has been – and continues to

Contraction shrinkage effects of command-set composite materials is well documented and therefore the onus is placed on the operator to reduce these distorting shrinkage effects

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

A dentist who was denied an NHS contract and switched to the private sector now charges less for treatment. Andrew Brown, who runs the Grappenhall

Last week, when sitting in a traffic jam, I watched a street cleaner tidying the grass verge and thought how blissful it would be to

Knowing the desired end point of endodontic therapy in a clinical context is essential. Seeing a white line to the apex of a root is

This year’s ‘Smile of the Year’ campaign has been launched with the search to find the denture wearer with the best smile in Britain under

Hundreds of people from across the country turned out to support a free 10k sponsored walk in London’s Hyde Park to raise awareness of mouth

With nearly 350 stands in over 17,000m2 of hall space, the 2007 Dental Showcase at Birmingham’s NEC is set to smash all records. Speaking exclusively