The General Dental Council (GDC) has opened a consultation on changes to its Standards for Education and Preparing for Practice documents. The consultation will close on May 26 2014.
The Government has announced that apprenticeships need to be reformed so that they all provide substantial and sustained training that equips apprentices with transferable skills and full competency...
Dentistry is under attack from Governments, regulators and the fearfulness of politicians, the leader of Britain’s dentists warned in his inaugural address to the profession.
Four dental professionals have joined forces to open a centre of excellence in Yorkshire.
In the run up to National Smile Month, Professor Andrew Eder has warned that there is a growing concern in the UK – that of tooth wear.
Oasis Healthcare is now one of the UK’s largest providers of private dental care services and a major provider to the NHS, through a deal that will bring Smiles Dental into its portfolio.
Harry Singh, CEO of the Dental Property Club, is delighted to invite you to attend his ‘Wealth Creation Day for Dentists’ on Friday July 4 2014 in Radcliffe, Manchester.
Colgate chose The 2014 British Dental Conference and Exhibition to introduce its ground-breaking step change in the fight against caries, the new and unique Colgate innovation – Sugar Acid Neutraliser...
In March, chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne delivered his spring 2014 budget.
The choice of toothpaste can influence how effectively dental decay is prevented, according to new advice to be issued to dental professionals.
Back this year with a fresh new format, this year’s BACD Annual Conference offers more practical hands-on session.
The Dental Complaints Service (DCS) resolves most complaints about private dental care in less than a week.
Sleep apnoea has been linked with elevated blood sugar levels, suggesting people with the condition could be at an increased risk of cardiovascular illness and mortality.
In dentistry, younger the generation of dentist are finding it difficult to secure dream jobs in general dental practice.
The Dental Law Partnership is calling for tighter monitoring of the quality of the work of NHS dentists.