A turf-cutting ceremony was recently held on the site for the new Portsmouth Dental Academy. This development will allow final year dental students from King’s

Recording continuing professional development hours is getting easier thanks to a new section on the General Dental Council’s website. GDC registrants can use the online

Tom Lehner, professor of Basic and Applied Immunology from the Mucosal Immunology Unit at King’s College London Dental Institute, has been awarded an honorary fellowship

A mum-of-two has invented a two-in-one timer that she hopes will improve kids’ oral and hand hygiene. Rachel Stephens, of Colnbrook in Berkshire, came up

A dental expert has come up with an idea to extend the life of a tooth filling. The researcher at the US Medical College of

In its early days, cosmetic dentistry was a dirty, heavy handed affair, but improving technology, refined techniques, public knowledge and ethical considerations have driven cosmetic

There is no shortage of significant paperwork to read on your summer holidays – if, indeed, you are taking any this year. Hard on the

Pity the poor Inland Revenue (IR). The recession has hurt the finances of millions of people and tens of thousands of organisations, but no one

‘Providers are getting more money for doing less, or perhaps for doing something different. In other words, despite the protestations of the profession, dentists are

Everybody wants the Steele report recommendations to be piloted, especially Professor Jimmy himself. Speaking to the All Party Parliamentary Group for Dentistry, he stressed the

I normally get started at 8.00am. Every day is different, but one thing I always do is brush my teeth for two minutes before getting

Aim: To assess the reproducibility of clinical diagnosis of occlusal caries using unaided visual examination and examination with an operating microscope (16× magnification) and to