Dr Namrata Upadhyay, CEO and founder of NamNR Pro, explains how her Global Dentists’ Pool works and why it could be the answer for dentists working within
As MPs debate whether to extend free NHS dentistry to cancer patients, experts have expressed concern that those already eligible are not receiving care. Yesterday
Following the announcement that dental hygienists and dental therapists will be granted new powers, the government shares the rationale behind this decision and the impact
Last week, we asked if dental therapists are being used to their full potential in the UK – here’s what the profession thinks… Dentistry’s Big
The government gave ‘evasive and inaccurate answers’ regarding NHS dentistry at today’s Health and Social Care Committee hearing, the profession has said. This is according
Two thirds of the public believe NHS dental services to be in crisis, with the majority wanting more government investment in dentistry. The Oral Health
Only 15% of dental practices are fully NHS, according to new statistics, while three in five dentists work 30 hours or less each week. The
From this month, new rules for the registration of internationally-qualified dentists and dental professionals will come into force. The new application processing fee has been
Refugees in the UK are calling on authorities to allow them to help the NHS in the face of dental access issues. This comes as
Linzy Baker shares her concerns over the proposed changes to overseas registration and highlights the benefits of utilising dental therapists to ease the NHS dental
‘A terrible idea’: We hear thoughts from the dental profession on the recent news that the overseas registration exam process could be changed. Sakina Syed,
Stephen Henderson explores what a possible change to the overseas registration examination process really means, and raises questions about supervision and patient safety. You might