The British Dental Association has expressed its disappointment that the Department of Health will not consider waiving financial clawback for dentists who have not reached

Cosmetic dentistry has increased in popularity during the last few years. The development of new materials, products and technologies has been a boon to the

Implantology is now an established discipline in dentistry. It is beyond the experimental stage so that risks can now be calculated and a prognosis made.

Far from providing limited career opportunities, dentistry has a wealth of different job avenues that recent graduates can explore. Of course, many people will already

An assessment of the oral health needs of the single homeless population of north and west Belfast has identified significant problems among the patient group.

According to a report issued this summer by the Higher Education Authority, every year Irish students travel to the United Kingdom to take up places

Chief Dental Officer for England Barry Cockcroft has given the new NHS contract the thumbs-up despite having lost 500 dentists and nearly 50,000 patients in

The British Dental Association has called for an amnesty on financial clawback against dentists who completed a significant amount – but not the entirety –

New figures have provided further evidence of the problems facing the government’s new contract, according to the British Dental Association. The figures show that patient

Periodontal therapy involves the removal of calculus and biofilm. A variety of instruments are available to us for this. In recent years there has been

Medical Protection Society (MPS) statistics tell us that, on average, we can expect to be sued twice in our professional careers. On Thursday 7 December

Understanding how our teeth meet and function can help us appreciate the inter-relationship of the masticatory system: the teeth, bone, gingivae, temporo-mandibular joint (TMJ) and