It has been revealed that young people and ethnic minorities are less successful in getting NHS dental appointments. This is according to the results of
More than half (57%) of practices say they would consider remaining closed after COVID-19 if a more viable SDR funding model was not agreed. That’s
Starting Well is helping to improve the oral health of children and close the north-south divide, research shows. Dr Robin Mills, specialist in paediatric dentistry,
Sophie Kwiatkowski looks at what you can expect in terms of maternity/paternity leave and pay under the NHS. We are frequently being asked the question,
The British Association of Dental Therapists (BADT) have said that ‘dental therapists are qualified, capable and committed to the NHS but are unable to work
How confident are you that the GDC would handle any complaint made against you appropriately? That is one of the questions being asked of dentists
Kettering General Hospital is developing a £1.8m new maxillofacial and orthodontic unit to expand and improve services for patients The new unit will be double
The number of dentists that don’t see themselves within the NHS in five years time has increased by 16%. That’s according to the sixth Confidence Monitor,
In the wake of the 70th anniversary of the NHS, Roger Matthews considers the impact this beloved institution has had over the years on dentistry
Half (50.7%) of adults in England saw an NHS dentist in the last two years, NHS Digital statistics show. The total number, 22 million, is
The Oral Health Foundation is demanding the Government significantly increases its spending on NHS dentistry. It has highlighted strong public support for an increase in
Millions of NHS patients are struggling to access dentistry, an investigation by The Times has found. The investigation uncovered that 24 local authorities in England aren’t accepting any more NHS dental