News you’ve missed this week – 21 September 2024

It’s been a busy week in the world of dental news. Missed the headlines? Here’s what’s happened over the past seven days…

The 2024 Dentistry Awards – the winners!

The prestigious 2024 Dentistry Awards took place on Friday 13 September at The Athena in Leicester. Find out who won here!

The 2024 Dentistry Awards took place on Friday 13 September at The Athena in Leicester, marking a celebration of excellence in dentistry.

You can find out who won here!

The 2024 Laboratory Leading 20 revealed!

Celebrating influence, skill and impact in dental technology – back for its second year, we are delighted to share the Laboratory Leading 20 for 2024.

‘No quick fixes’: experts respond to Lord Darzi NHS report

'No quick fixes': experts respond to Lord Darzi NHS report

‘No quick fix’: experts from the dental profession and wider healthcare discuss the findings of the Lord Darzi report on the NHS.

Calls for action on ‘national embarrassment’ of children’s oral health

Calls for action on 'national embarrassment' of children's oral health

‘Urgent action is needed’: a new report has laid out a strategy for the government to improve children’s oral health as research shows high levels of dental disease.

Dentists called to shape next version of erosive tooth wear index

Dentists called to shape next version of erosive tooth wear index

Dentistry’s readers are being invited to share their thoughts on the Basic Erosive Wear Examination (BEWE) – and help shape the next iteration – in advance of a webinar next month.

Nearly half of children not seen by NHS dentist in past year

Nearly half (44.6%) of UK children have not seen an NHS dentist for over 12 months, according to new data from the House of Commons Library.

NHS restricting access to obesity services, research reveals

Maker of 'weight loss jab' funding NHS obesity services

The NHS is restricting access to obesity services across England, with patients struggling to secure appointments for support and treatments.

Health inequalities underestimated by self-reporting

Health inequalities underestimated by self-reporting

Those who report their health as ‘poor’ in deprived areas are in worse health than those who rate their condition similarly in affluent regions, stats show.

Dentistry Scotland Show – don’t miss out!

The last few spaces are available for the Dentistry Scotland Show next weekend – find out all about it here.

The last few spaces are available for the Dentistry Scotland Show tomorrow – sign up here and find out all about day and what it offers.

Dentistry Webinars

Here’s our line up for next week:

P.s. we also have plenty of webinars available on demand!

Catch up with last week’s dental news here.

Follow Dentistry.co.uk on Instagram to keep up with all the latest dental news and trends.

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