Julian English, Dentistry magazine’s managing editor has won the BDTA golf trophy for the third time. English, also FMC’s editorial director, competed in the 2008

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John Chope explains why the GDC decided to return to its old policy of prescribing the lists of duties for its registrants… Part of the

A brand is a symbol of what your dental practice is all about. It creates associations and expectations of what your dental practice has to

A unique course, designed for dentists who want to learn the ultimate smile design through a live patient hands-on experience, is being held next month

Watchdogs have slammed an advert for private insurance that implied children’s dentistry was not covered by the NHS. HSA’s health plans advert showed the thoughts

The blue curing light used to harden dental fillings also may stunt tumour growth, researchers have found. ‘The light sends wavelengths of blue-violet light to

A crematorium has been forced to spend £600,000 filtering toxic fumes from the high number of people being cremated with a mouthful of fillings. With

Parents are set to pay out £23.4 million this year on ‘tooth fairy’ payouts despite the bite of the credit crunch. With food and fuel

UCLA researchers have, for the first time, discovered that people with sleep apnoea show tissue loss in brain regions that help store memory. Sleep apnoea

Skin piercings might be the rage among teens, but researchers from Tel Aviv University have found good reasons to think twice about piercing one’s tongue

Researchers at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry say they have improved upon a surgical procedure developed by periodontist Tom Wilcko that rapidly