
CGDent and BADN Call for Deferral of Mandatory Vaccination
The College of General Dentistry (CGDent) and British Association of Dental Nurses (BADN) are warning of a potential catastrophe for dental patients if the planned

The College of General Dentistry (CGDent) and British Association of Dental Nurses (BADN) are warning of a potential catastrophe for dental patients if the planned
Nigel Jones suggests the public is more open to a core NHS service following the COVID pandemic than it was before. The season of gifts
Dentists in Devon have been forced to stop taking on new NHS patients, according to new findings. In its latest report, Healthwatch England said that
The secret dentist focuses on reasons to feel positive with a growing private dentistry potential this month. At the moment, wherever you look and whatever
A dentist has been sentenced after defrauding the NHS out of thousands of pounds. Dr Sheena Lalani fabricated claims in order to boost the amount
Dentistry alone witnessed antibiotic prescriptions increase by almost one fifth last year, latest figures show. But this comes after staff were advised to adopt an
Sarah Barnard looks at the current recruitment crisis and how it differs between NHS, mixed practices, and fully private practices. Many people in the dental
Vaccination against COVID-19 will be ‘compulsory for NHS dental staff’ in a bid to boost uptake. But the measure will not start until April down
This month’s Secret Dentist calls on foundation dentist trainers to write to The Treasury about the lack of investment in NHS dentistry. Any dentist over

The NHS England’s Clinical Entrepreneur programme is open and welcoming applications from a diverse range of clinical and non-clinical healthcare professionals. Budding entrepreneurs can now
Hospitals faced nearly one million alcohol-related admissions in just 12 months, new data reveals. In 2019/20, the NHS handled around 976,000 cases – marking a rate
Last week, NHS healthcare workers and associations called for priority access amidst the petrol crisis. The British Medical Association (BMA), for example, warned a lack