A new film featuring recent ex-smoker and Strictly Come Dancing star, James Jordan, explores how quitters can gain the confidence to quit for good this Stoptober.
Nearly two in five dentists (38 per cent) who graduated overseas did not have legal representation when facing a GDC fitness to practise hearing according to figures obtained by Dental Protection...
Specialist dental business adviser, Christie & Co, oversees Dentex acquisition, Dawood & Tanner, one of the UK’s leading specialist dental practices.
A young boy’s front tooth has been ripped out while he was going down a children’s slide.
Something incredible is happening on the evening of November 1, 2022... and you’re invited! Be amongst the first to witness a dentistry sensation - the world premiere of A smile is born.
For any non-members thinking about joining the BACD 18th Annual Conference 2022, now is the time to book!
The UK’s largest dentistry provider, {my}dentist, has launched its brand-new dental practice in Port Talbot. To celebrate it is making a donation to the fundraising effort for toddler, Olivia Finch.
Juliette Reeves outlines how to avoid the pitfalls of a meat-free diet.
The September NHS dentistry and oral health update focused on upcoming changes to be dental contract.
The results from the NASDAL (National Association of Specialist Dental Accountants and Lawyers) Goodwill Survey statistics for the quarter ending April 30, 2022, have been released. The survey...
A woman from Nottingham has resorted to extracting her own teeth following a five month wait for an appointment with her dentist.
A dentist in Cornwall has decided to put the gold and metal teeth he has extracted to good use.
Researchers are literally taking the pain out of visits to the dentist after the successful creation and pilot trial of a needle-free device for dental anaesthesia for teeth extractions.
On September 16, 2022, Michael Mosley shared his personal and family experiences of orthodontics and the science behind the benefits of smiling at The British Orthodontic Society’s annual conference...
A new topical gel has been developed which changes the makeup of bacteria in the mouth, in turn suppressing inflammation and halting gum disease.