News you’ve missed this week – 1 March 2025
It’s been a busy week in the world of dental news. Missed the headlines? Here’s what’s happened over the past seven days… Should the next
It’s been a busy week in the world of dental news. Missed the headlines? Here’s what’s happened over the past seven days… Should the next
All four Labour MPs representing Dorset have joined forces to urge the government to tackle the dental desert created in the county. Jessica Toale (Bournemouth
Thousands of patients across England will be able to access urgent and emergency dental care as the government and NHS rolls out 700,000 extra urgent
The previous government’s proposed dental recovery plan has not been successful, NHS leaders have acknowledged. The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) heard from senior government officials
As financial pressures grow, Neel Kothari warns that neither NHS nor private dentistry is immune to rising costs and reduced patient spending. For as long
‘A make or break moment for NHS dentistry’: Shiv Pabary has been elected the new chair of the British Dental Associations’s General Dental Practice Committee
More urgent dental appointments and free dental clinics are among some of the measures being taken to tackle the NHS dental crisis. Plymouth will see
Following a ‘damning’ report into NHS funding, dental leaders have urged the government to ‘put its money where its mouth is’ and fix NHS dentistry.
Almost 40% of Scottish people who are registered with a dentist have not had an appointment in more than two years, according to Public Health
A pay uplift of 4.64% for NHS dentists in England has been confirmed, as experts warn that this represents a ‘pay cut’ in real terms.
Just over half of adults report having an NHS dentist in the last month – with one third having private treatment. This is according to
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