Votes are in and the British public have unanimously said we are most likely to reach for the red bottle at our barbecues this summer.
Denplan has today launched ‘The Big Summer Brush- Up’ campaign to help families to brush their teeth better this summer.
Birmingham plays host to the BADT Conference this year (September 25-26) and all eyes will be on the future role of the dental therapist.
In a week when the British Medical Association has called for a sugar tax of 20 per cent to be introduced to help combat the nation’s obesity epidemic, Dr Gail Rees, Associate Professor in Human...
The British Dental Association (BDA) remains unconvinced that a seven day service for dentistry is financially or logistically viable, given the constraints faced across the NHS in terms of money and...
Dental Protection believes the dental profession will be disappointed to see that the General Dental Council (GDC) remains at the bottom of the league table of UK healthcare regulators in the...
The Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) has passed on final recommendations to the Government relating to sugar and also fibre and wholegrains as part of their ‘Carbohydrates and Health’...
Dentistry has been making headlines in the national news for all the wrong reasons this summer.
Each year the UK tooth fairy leaves almost £20m under the pillows of sleeping children, according to a report undertaken by The Magic Door Store.
The British Dental Association (BDA) has called for real partnership and commitment to solve the burgeoning crisis on children’s teeth, as new evidence paints an alarming picture of parental dental...
Specialist equine dentist Michelle Thompson said she felt that the tables had turned when she recently found herself having her own teeth scrutinised and straightened by award winning Dorset dentist...
If you're a fan of cave dwelling, starvation diets, Chinese culture or simply the absurdities of human existence, then this might be the book you've been waiting for - and it’s written by dentist...
Parents who are sending their teenagers off to university this year need to remind them of an added precaution – looking after their teeth.
An ambitious dental group has completed the takeover and relaunch of two major Edinburgh practices, signalling its Scotland-wide growth plans.
The results of a survey released today found that 20 per cent of adults feel judged because they have crooked, buck or goofy teeth.