Dental practices can experience continued growth regardless of their current performance level. In most cases, growth requires the development and implementation of effective business systems.

Whenever I discuss the business aspects of dental care, I always stress the importance of the primary purpose of what we are doing. Patient care

No matter how hard you budget as a dental student, and how much you take advantage of all the available awards on offer, it’s fairly

The British Dental Association and pressure group Challenge have both stepped up their demands for an overhaul of the government’s NHS dentistry reforms. As previously

Strip perforations can be easily anticipated and avoided when they are expected if simple steps are taken. They usually occur because of overzealous use of

Most dental practices would like new patients to walk through the doors with little financial outlay on marketing, advertising and PR. This is possible providing

Why did you choose a career in the armed forces? At the time I was attracted by the opportunity to practise dentistry in different locations

This patient was seen on referral at the maxillofacial department complaining of an intermittent lump under the tongue. His general dentist had referred him, suggesting

In the past, the term ‘money laundering’ was applied only to financial transactions related to the likes of Al Capone and serious, organised crime such

Adult patients seeking orthodontic treatment are increasingly motivated by esthetic considerations. The majority of these patients reject wearing labial fixed appliances and are looking instead

Most dentists will have accumulated significant sums in pension arrangements by the time they reach retirement age. There will usually be some NHS Pension Scheme

Following on from my last article on treatment failures in periodontal therapy, I now want to look at dental implants. My opinion is that, out