Missed out on last week’s dental news? Here’s what happened over the past seven days…
Dentists in hospitals to join 72-hour strike
Dentists working in hospitals employed under the junior contract will join their medical colleagues in a walkout from 13 March.
The British Dental Association (BDA) has responded to its claim that a 3.5% rise is ‘affordable’ next year, with its chair, Eddie Crouch, saying: ‘With inflation soaring, a miserly 3.5% pay rise will clearly take its toll.’
The BDA and the British Medical Association (BMA) recently called for sweeping reform of the pay review process.
Is 3.5% a big enough pay increase? Let us know what you think – just email [email protected].
‘Unfair and unjust’ – tooth extractions key reason for hospital admissions among young children
New data shows that tooth extractions is still the most common reason for hospital admission in children aged between six and 10 years.
Government to take millions from NHS dentistry, says BDA
The British Dental Association warns that hundreds of millions are set to be taken away from NHS dentistry during an ‘unprecedented’ access crisis.
Pioneering dental nurse scoops award for innovative patient care
A dental nurse has been recognised for her initiative in ensuring NHS patient care means people enjoy a better standard of oral health.
Dentistry Cribs – Fulham Road Dental
In this episode of Dentistry Cribs, George Cheetham shows off his 18-month-old award-winning boutique dental practice, Fulham Road Dental.
Technically Speaking – let’s talk business
This month, Eleanor and Emily Pittard break down the important elements of a successful laboratory business.
Digital and Implant Dentistry Show
The Digital and Implant Dentistry Show is taking place today at Novotel London West.
Dentistry Webinars
We are always working hard to bring you the best webinars with top speakers from across the profession .
From implant dentistry to investment and workflow, all of our previous webinars are available On Demand.
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