Objective: Local anesthetics are believed to be the most frequently used drugs in clinical dentistry, and although they are generally regarded as safe, some adverse

Lack of adequate support (tooth/soft tissue) results in displacement of bilateral and unilateral distal extension removable partial dentures. Placement of implants is one option for

The annual retention fee (ARF) payment period for the UK’s 36,900 registered dentists has kicked off in the run up to the 31 December deadline.

Dentists have warned of an ‘unacceptable and growing chasm’ between those with good and poor dental health. The British Dental Association’s (BDA’s) Oral Health Inequalities

A new study suggests that low doses of radiation from dental X-rays can trigger heart disease and strokes. A team, led by Dr Mark Little

The government is to make concessions to dentists’ leaders over the details of controversial access contracts. The Department of Health will shortly announce changes to

The annual retention fee (ARF) payment period for the UK’s 36,900 registered dentists has kicked off in the run up to the 31 December deadline.

An increasing number of dental patients understand how vital it is to spot – and then report – early signs of mouth cancer. And dentists

The march of the seasons is upon us and, as a consequence of a late summer holiday, I have come back to find the trees

Compare and contrast – do you remember those words in essay questions? Well I want to compare and contrast the Steele report with the Warburton

Veteran dental technician Dr John Attenborough has died. Recently rewarded for his ‘outstanding services to dental technology’, the son of the founder of Nottingham’s Attenborough

A radio documentary tonight will reveal how women in the UK’s South-Asian community are at a high risk of developing mouth cancer as a result