Oral health is one of the essential aspects of maintaining good health and living a quality life.
Healthwatch England recently released a new report titled, 'What people have told us about NHS dentistry – A review of our evidence – April to September 2021'.
Joyce Kahng, a mother and dentist in California known as @joycethedentist, recently shared her thoughts regarding kissing your children on the mouth on the social media app Tik Tok.
As Christmas is a time for sweets and treats, Expressdentist.com were intrigued to find out which chocolate boxes could be the worst for your teeth based on sugar content.
Openpay, the UK’s next generation, interest-free, buy now, pay smarter payment solution, has recently announced its largest expansion to date into the UK healthcare market.
A new study published in Child Development by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, Yale University and the Sante Fe Institute, analyzed daily toothbrushing behaviors in three-year-olds and...
Latest annual figures on cervical screening show the number of individuals being tested fell slightly in 2020-21 compared to the previous year.
The British Dental Association (BDA) has warned that recent moves to ease the high levels of pandemic restrictions facing dental practices in England are unlikely to soften access problems, as new...
The regulators of UK health and social care professionals have reiterated their support for staff working together to tackle the ongoing pandemic and seasonal pressure on services.
Two dental practitioners celebrate their respective anniversaries at Holt Dental Practice and share a retrospective look at the changes in the dental sector over the last 20 years and during the...
The Dentist hears from Amit Patel upon his election as new president of the Association of Dental Implantology.
Fazeela Khan-Osbourne discusses the advantages to referring.
Diane Rochford discusses how to tailor care to provide the best service to patients.
Mahrukh Khwaja, creator of The Mind Flossing Toolkit, shares some of her favourite cards with The Dentist.
The BBC has recently reported that dermal fillers for cosmetic purposes are being given to under 18s – despite this being illegal.