Dentistry is delighted to celebrate National Dental Hygienist and Dental Therapist Day for its second year – here we detail why it’s important to recognise and
After a lonely and disheartening start to her career as a dental therapist, Lydia Austin shares how dental therapy foundation training gave her renewed confidence,
Dave Martin reflects on the decades-long journey of dental therapists in the NHS and the barriers they continue to face today. It was 1963 when
Joanne Bowles shares a week in her life as a dental academic and secretary and chair elect for the British Association of Dental Therapists (BADT).
Debbie Hemington looks back at how far dental therapists have evolved since 1960, and the many opportunities open to them today. The dental therapist has
Today we’re celebrating National Dental Hygienist and Dental Therapist Day, a day dedicated to the invaluable contributions of dental hygienists and dental therapists. Supported by
Dentistry is delighted to announce National Dental Hygienist and Dental Therapist Day – a brand new national day dedicated to celebrating the invaluable contributions of
The World Health Organization (WHO) has scheduled this Thursday, April 7, as World Health Day. This year’s event will focus on diabetes, including its causes,
NHS England and the CDO Sara Hurley (pictured above) need to start funding prevention schemes, Michael Watson says Michael Watson reviews some of the talks held
Fiona Sandom, who is president of the British Association of Dental Therapists (BADT), has drawn our attention to a new study suggesting dental hygienists and
