More than 70% of dental professionals who contracted COVID-19 still have the antibodies six months later. This is according to a new study led by
PHE introduces its radiation protection online CPD course, available for 11 weeks, and explains what they include. Across the UK, more dental radiographs are taken
The second edition of Guidance Notes for Dental Practitioners on the Safe use of X-ray Equipment sets standards of good practice for the safe use of
A high sugar diet during the breastfeeding period can delay cognitive development in infants. This is according to a new study carried out at Children’s
According to new figures, tooth decay remains the number one reason for hospital admission among five to nine year olds. However, there has also been
The chief dental officer for England has amended the fallow time requirements for dental practices. In a new letter to the profession, CDO Sara Hurley
With the replacement of PHE, Dominic O’Hooley looks back at what went wrong and whether there is hope for dentistry in the future. ‘Probably the
More PPE purchases, more breaks and more hydration – this is the advice of Public Heath England (PHE) for workplaces struggling to cope with the
A dentist has set up an action group to take legal action against the government after losing his father to COVID-19. Implant surgeon Dr Minesh
A campaign group has slammed big brands for capitalising off the back of the lockdown as it states the pandemic is likely to impact on
Tony Kilcoyne questions how we can trust anything we’re told during COVID-19 when dentists are given misleading or misspoken advice. With anything relatively new, in
A dentist has said practice teams feel ‘undervalued’ as new guidelines are released regarding personal protective equipment (PPE) and coronavirus. Yesterday (April 2) Public Health
