Problems in the public dental system are causing services for children and special-needs patients to suffer, according to dentists. The Irish Dental Association is blaming

Introduction Ceramic veneers were introduced in the late 1930s (Pinkus 1938) but only became widely accepted by the dental profession some 50 years later following

Our series focusing on different career options in dentistry is now well under way. First we looked at careers in the community service and then,

Are you happy to work within the NHS? There are a number of dentists who are happy having a large list of patients and working

The Dental Defence Union (DDU) has announced the outstanding teachers and trainers who have reached the final of the 2007 DDU Educational Awards. The finalists,

The winners of the Dentistry.co.uk Website Awards 2007 have been announced. The inaugural awards, sponsored by Dental Focus Web Design, were introduced to officially recognise

All dental, medical and surgical healthcare professionals are invited to the Faculty of General Dental Practice (UK)’s annual study day, to be held at The

Cumbria’s tourist board has announced another attraction to woo visitors – a trip to the dentists. Cumbria Tourism believes it is the first regional tourist

Dentists are now carrying out fewer fillings, radiographs and crowns in a typical course of treatment than they did three years ago, suggests a new

Students are being invited to enter a unique talent show in order to raise awareness for mouth cancer. The Mouth Cancer Foundation is launching a

The Mouth Cancer Foundation has come a step closer to making sure all patients suffering from the disease have access to a new drug, currently

Europe’s newest dental school will open at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) next month. Costing £5.25m, it is one of the first new dental