Vapes should be sold behind the counter like cigarettes and all flavours except tobacco should be banned, according to a union, as recent statistics show
The British Dental Association (BDA) said it will push to hold a referendum on government pledges to change consultant pay scales and the pay review
Missed out on last week’s dental news? Here’s what happened over the past seven days… Medical and dental leaders call for changes to ‘broken’ pay
Medical and dental leaders have joined forces in a bid to restore independence to a ‘broken’ pay review process within the NHS. The British Dental
Dentists serving in the armed forces face a real-terms wage cut under recent pay recommendations. The move – which also impacts doctors – has been
NHS healthcare workers are calling for priority access to petrol stations. This follows days of chaos as people across the UK queue for hours to
The Government is being accused of double standards in primary care after rolling out a new five-year contract for GPs. Almost £1 billion extra investment will
The BDA and the BMA have joined to call for reform of the Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration (DDRB). The associations claim the DDRB’s
Publishing letters in The Telegraph is not the way to make change happen, Seb Evans says A different method is needed if Tony Kilcoyne is going
Realistically, dentists should come to a consensus over how to provide a good service rather than voting to go on strike, Neel Kothari says. Rather
Strike action from dentists is illegal, Michael Watson says Prominent members of the dental profession should know better than to call for strikes, Michael Watson
The BMA and BDA have called for a sugar tax on drinks The BMA has suggested a 20% sugar tax on drinks high in sugar