The significant majority of dental professionals (96%) believe lockdown has negatively impacted the UK’s oral health. As a result, they are calling for greater access
Wearing face coverings to protect against COVID-19 does not lead to a false sense of security, a study suggests. It is also unlikely to boost
Last week, the foreign office ordered those returning to England from Spain to self-isolate for two weeks. But do quarantine rules apply to dental professionals?
Jason Wong, the new deputy CDO, discusses his return to practice and where he sees dentistry – and PPE requirements – heading in the near
Inderpreet Battu gives her experience of having a child just before lockdown and trying to keep a dental practice running at the same time. As
Melissa Loh, Karthikeyan Iyengar and William Loh discuss why PPE is so important in dentistry and what the future of dental care might like look
Practice Plan’s Lynn Leach shares David Hyner’s ‘massive goal principle’ to support practices looking to refocus their business strategy to cope with the challenges formed
So many practices are tired of falling into the volume trap. Most of the dentists we speak to would rather have higher-quality patients at a
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a number of measures to tackle obesity as part of a national crackdown. The whole of the UK will
Dental staff in primary care environment must all wear face masks if the practice is not COVID-19 secure. Following the Secretary of State for Health
Ozone gas, a highly reactive chemical comprising three oxygen atoms, could provide a safe means for disinfecting certain types of personal protective equipment (PPE) that
Oropharyngeal secretion (OS) testing may reduce the number of false negative results from patients who seemingly have recovered from COVID-19 based on nasal swab testing,
