In the last year, 39% of Britons have had to pay for dental bills over £50 using a credit card and 2% have been forced

Acupuncture can calm highly anxious dental patients and ensure they can be given the treatment they need, suggests a small study published in Acupuncture in

A bus advertising campaign in Bradford is aiming to drive home the message that it’s a lot easier to see an NHS dentist than many

Employers are increasingly discouraging their staff from visiting the dentist during work hours, a survey has revealed. The number of companies taking this approach has

huangshan_dental brings you another chance to access the 2010 Dentistry Education Guide, as it’s now available to view online here. The guide is designed to

The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) has appointed Professor StJohn Crean as director of dental research and knowledge transfer at UCLan. Professor Crean will be

An 81-year-old dentist who pioneered an alternative treatment to orthodontics has been reprimanded by the General Dental Council (GDC) for misconduct. John Mew upset the

Daniel Davis has been elected as the 19th president of the British Dental Health Foundation (BDHF). The news was announced at the Foundation’s Annual General

The General Dental Council (GDC) is reminding dentists that there are now only six months until the end of the ‘transitional period’ for joining the

Orthodontists from more than 100 countries converged on Sydney for the 7th International Orthodontic Congress (IOC). A contingent of around 150 British orthodontists was amongst

The national e-learning initiative encompassing dentistry’s foundation years’ curriculum – e–Den –  goes live tomorrow (Wednesday) to more than 1,200 dental foundation trainees and trainers