One in seven Brits would rather endure a divorce than take a trip to the dentist.
Following fresh warnings about the dangers and legal implications of missing oral cancer in patients, it’s never been more important to ensure you have all the skills and knowledge you need to detect...
MPs at the House of Commons were urged to help address one of the UK’s most increasingly prominent cancers by donning on a pair of blue lips to raise awareness.
The British Dental Association (BDA) has this week named the seven individuals who are being honoured for their services to the profession in this year’s BDA Honours and Awards.
In support of European Antibiotic Awareness Day on the November 18, the FGDP(UK) has made the entire text of “Antimicrobial Prescribing For General Dental Practitioners” freely available to view on...
Alexander Holden asks how certain we can be of our advice to patients.
Whilst last summer it was almost impossible to move without seeing a Union Flag or hearing people talk excitedly about the Summer Olympics, the winter version of the games currently underway in Russia...
Michael Sultan warns of the dangers of pseudoscience.
Dental hygienist and infection control lead Janet Heyworth, of The Dental Health Practice in Southampton, is the first recipient of Dentisan's ‘Clean Water Award’ in recognition of their commitment to...
Bonding to enamel has been an integral part of restorative dentistry for 60 years, following the work by Buonocore1 which indicated that enamel could be etched with phosphoric acid and a bond to a...
Professor Crispian Scully continues his series of articles looking at the prevention and detection of mouth cancer.
Andy Sloan looks into the potential problems surrounding mercury in autoclaves.
Bob Newsome says don’t let all your good intentions for the New Year go to waste.
Marcelo Balsamo reviews his use of a new universal adhesive.
Roger Gullidge looks at the impact changing building regulations could have on dentistry.