Charlotte Lloyd

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BDA responds to Conservative Party manifesto

In his response to the Conservative Party manifesto, British Dental Association (BDA) chair, Mick Armstrong, said vulnerable patients require more than a ‘bargain basement funding model’. Earlier on in the week the BDA set out its six-point manifesto for the General Election, including a fair funding settlement to make NHS dentistry viable and an end to…

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Making Tax Digital – headache cured?

The government’s Making Tax Digital proposal has been removed from the 2017 Finance Bill. The National Association of Specialist Dental Accountants and Lawyers (NASDAL) has reported this as good news for UK dentists. ‘The aims of the scheme appeared to be laudable in terms of simplifying and making the tax system more efficient. However, the…

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Non-surgical procedures driving the downturn in cosmetic operations

Nearly 90% of practitioners who took part in a study believe the 40% drop in cosmetic operations is due to people opting for non-surgical procedures. The research by CCR Expo showed that Botox, dermal fillers, chemical peels, medical needling and teeth whitening make up the bulk of practitioner business. Alison Willis, division director of CCR Expo,…

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Dentistry 17 stars reveal their lecture topics via video

Some of the stars from Dentistry 17: Stars of Dentistry have revealed more about their lectures at the long-awaited event this summer. Bringing global dental experts together in London for one day, Stars of Dentistry is part of a new breed of high-quality dental conference. From the calibre of speakers, attendees, five star catering and…

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The DDU – an informed choice

As a not-for-profit mutual organisation, The DDU is owned by its members, rather than shareholders. We exist to represent dental professionals and here are just some of the ways we can support you throughout your professional life. 1. Access to independent and confidential advice The great thing about dentistry is that your career can take…

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The EU workforce: what’s next?

After the triggering of Article 50 and the beginning of the negotiations on the country’s exit from the European Union, Dentistry’s Charlotte Lloyd reports on the fate of dental professionals from EU countries. At Dental Politics: The Big Debate, hosted by Dentistry, the implications of Brexit on the profession was a hot topic of conversation…

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Dental Politics: The Big Debate – Brexit

How will Brexit affect the profession? Charlotte Lloyd reports on the Brexit discussion at Dentistry’s recently held Dental Politics: The Big Debate. After an insightful and lively debate last year, Dentistry held Dental Politics: The Big Debate for a second time, bringing together some of the dental profession’s key opinion leaders to discuss major political…

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Launching The Dentistry Awards 2017

Dentistry is excited to launch The Dentistry Awards 2017, which will take place on Friday 24 November 2017 at the impressive Athena, Leicester. The prestige of these awards continues to grow year upon year, and the quality of submissions only increases in standards. The glamorous occasion is a perfect opportunity to recognise all that is…

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MDDUS responds to discount rate change in Scotland

The Scottish government’s decision to follow their English counterparts in cutting the discount rate of personal injury claims is ‘disappointing’, MDDUS says. On 28 February, the Lord Chancellor, Liz Truss, announced a cut to the discount rate from 2.5% to -0.75%. At the time, MDDUS chief executive Chris Kenny said: ‘Today’s reduction in the discount rate…

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Fast Track 4 2017: win a trip to Hamburg with DMG!

We are seeking four young dentists, with talent worth celebrating, to win Fast Track 4 2017. With the help of DMG, Young Dentist magazine is on a quest to find the stars of the future. Fast Track 4 2017 aims to provide four young dentists under the age of 35, with the recognition they deserve.…

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New rules on personal injury claims risk fuelling retention crisis

Changes to the discount rate of personal injury claims could seriously undermine retention, it has been reported. On 28 February, the Lord Chancellor, Liz Truss, announced a cut to the discount rate from 2.5% to -0.75%. The BDA’s chair of general dental practice, Henrik Overgaard-Nielsen said: ‘Rising indemnity costs will worsen the already growing retention…

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Volunteering in the Philippines

Pav, Paras, Manish and Kiran share their experiences of volunteering in the Philippines to encourage other people to embark on an elective. In the summer of 2016, the four of us took the 28-hour journey to Iloilo. This article will touch upon the vast variety of clinical practices experienced by our group from prevention in…

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BDA Careers Day – helping young dentists kick start their futures

On Friday 10 February at America Square Conference Centre in London, the BDA hosted a Careers Day to help young dentists kick start their futures. The one-day conference, organised in conjunction with the UCL Eastman Dental Institute, was the 16th event of its type and brought together recently qualified dental practitioners, foundation dentists and those…

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Want to carry out the dentistry you love?

Charlotte Lloyd speaks to Virat Hansrani about the courses run by Midlands Dental Academy. Charlotte Lloyd (CL): What was your motivation for starting Midlands Dental Academy? Virat Hansrani (VH): I have always been passionate about dentistry and education. I decided to combine this passion in order to enhance the knowledge of the participants in different…


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