Jim Mackie has stood down from his position as chairman of the Dental Laboratories Association (DLA) due to personal reasons, and will be replaced by

As a general rule, aesthetics and function must be monitored and restored simultaneously when significant aesthetic alterations are performed. Since there is some subjectivity associated

To disclose or not to disclose patient information? That is a question which is frequently put to DDU dento-legal advisers, particularly when the information is

Identex, Ireland’s largest dental equipment, materials and services exhibition, will take place on 9 and 10 November 2007 at The Pavilion, Leopardstown Racecourse, Foxrock, Dublin

Big subject, big nuisance. These types of lesions can be a devil to diagnose and treat successfully. The main problem is as to which comes

When you suggest a career in dental academia to most recent graduates, you will probably be met with a response ranging from confused looks to

Major investment in NHS dental care in Lincolnshire is behind a drop in waiting figures, according to health managers. New figures show the waiting list

As we enter the autumn period of the year, are you on track? Are you really motivated to make this year your best ever? Are

The chief dental officer for England, Dr Barry Cockcroft, has announced that professor Paul Wright has been appointed as his consultant adviser. Professor Wright, BDS,

Only three per cent of dental students want to work solely for the NHS when they graduate, according to the results of a new survey.

Members of the public will have the chance to express their views and find out how decisions are made by the General Dental Council at

The amount of radiation to which patients are exposed when they have medical X-rays is continuing to fall, according to the Health Protection Agency’s latest