Since computers started to become widely available to small businesses, information technology has been playing a greater role in the way that small businesses operate

It’s been a busy few months in the BADN office – our National Dental Nursing Conference in Cheltenham last month, Showcase in Birmingham this month

A dental technology firm looks set to sign a distribution agreement covering all of North America within weeks if it gains regulatory approval for the

A dental surgery has been inundated with phone calls – from a phone sex line. Phones are ringing off the hook at the Florida dental

We know that money is tight at the moment. Chances are that you, like your peers, have been forced to cut back on your spending.

A new mobile phone application that helps people to keep track of their drinking during the festive period was launched today by Public Health Minister

Synovial chondromatosis is a rare, benign condition that usually affects the larger diarthroidal joints of the axial skeleton. Approximately 120 cases of synovial chondromatosis involving

Although dental board regulations for the provision of in-office enteral conscious (oral) sedation vary widely with respect to training and pharmacologic strategies, they agree on

Objective: To compare levels of water fluoridation in urban and rural distribution systems in Ontario.Methods: A random sample of 17 urban and 17 rural municipalities

Dentist Alison Lockyer has been elected as the new chair of the council of the General Dental Council (GDC). And for the first time, its

Dentists will face being publicly scrutinised by patients with the launch of a new website service in January 2010. The website – www.iWantGreatCare.org – is

Investments in NHS dental care in two areas of England look set to boost access. Reports of an extra £2.8 million in NHS Norfolk dental