A year on from the Extinction Rebellion protests in London, and following a COVID-19 pandemic, Alkisti Vousvouni discusses sustainability issues in dentistry. The UK parliament
NHS dental charges in England will increase by 5% just before Christmas, it has been announced. After it was postponed in April due to the
As we all know, many patients are avoiding the dentist’s office during the global pandemic. People are staying away from doctors’ offices and hospitals too,
Dental professionals are being called upon to sign up as part of the national effort to vaccinate against COVID-19. As the results of the latest
Sarah Hoggins describes how moving her patients to Denplan has changed her life in practice. Chester-born dentist Sarah Hoggins graduated from Leeds University in 2005.
Jo Banks looks at how Denplan Academy is adapting to virtual training, continuing to deliver team training and networking in the profession, as well as
Victoria Sampson discusses how she found her new passion in research during the COVID-19 lockdown and explains her strangest experience in dentistry. More about Victoria
PPE suggestions from MPs, government officials and ministers’ offices were ‘fast tracked’ for contracts, it has been revealed. The cross-government team in charge of PPE
As current NHS dental standard operating procedures advocate that dental treatments should be completed in one visit wherever possible, Kasia Jawor considers how clinicians can
An increasing number of dentists say they fear a regulatory investigation from the GDC following dental decisions made during the coronavirus pandemic. Two fifths (40%)
COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus transmitted from person to person via droplets in the air or by contact with contaminated
The dental profession is calling on urgent government support amidst reports that 19 million dental appointments have been missed since March. The British Dental Association