Gaby Bissett

Gaby Bissett

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How much attention have you paid to the dental news this week? – 22 October 2022

Missed out on last week’s dental news? Here’s what happened over the past seven days… GDC increases ARF level for 2023 It’s that time of year again – the GDC yesterday released its new Annual Retention Fee (ARF) level for 2023. The new fee will be £690 for dentists – an increase of 1.5% –…

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Biomin F – armour for teeth

Biomin F’s slogan is ‘Armour for teeth’ – and it lives up to its name. Armour is defined as the protective covering or shell which keeps the wearer safe from attack. People have worn armour to protect themselves in battle since the Middle Ages, and brushing twice daily with Biomin F provides the same protection…

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MPs back latest calls from BDA to reform NHS dentistry

‘Any further cuts will condemn this service to oblivion’ – Members of Parliament have backed the BDA’s latest call to reform NHS dentistry,  MPs backed a cross-party motion calling on government to set out an action plan to address the access and workforce crises. In an open letter to the new Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, BDA…

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Exocad Insights 2022 – ‘the scanner is the translator between the patient and the dentist’

Earlier this month, Gaby Bissett attended the Exocad Insights 2022 event in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Here, she talks about why it is key for dental laboratories wanting to stay ahead of the game. Miles of coastline. Wine and tapas. Cloudless skies. And two days jam-packed with lectures, breakout sessions and networking with lab technicians…

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Clyde Munro boosts efforts to bring dentists to Scotland

Scotland’s leading dental group has formed a dedicated in-house recruitment team to help support the rapidly growing business. Jo Hood and Karen Diamond join Clyde Munro Dental Group bringing a combined 35 years of experience in specialist recruitment and an in-depth knowledge of the healthcare sector. With more than 500,000 patients, the newly-formed specialised recruitment…

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Winter strikes – low wages risks the future of NHS

Endemic low wages threatens the future of the NHS this winter, according to the biggest union representing health workers.  Christina McAnea, general secretary of Unison, said strike action this winter is ‘likely’, reports The Guardian. It was also suggested that Unison was likely to join together with those striking in other sectors, such as transport.…

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‘Further cuts will kill the patient’, profession warns Chancellor

Dentists have warned new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt that any further funding cuts ‘risks destroying’ NHS dentistry.  Yesterday saw Hunt announce a series of U-turns on the majority of tax cuts that were made by his predecessor, Kwasi Kwarteng. Now, the British Dental Association (BDA) has written an open letter, asking Hunt to recognise the scale…

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A scientific analysis of the polishing of dental hybrid materials

  Manfred Tauber, master dental technician and head of dental education at Renfert Gmbh, and Dr Frank Weber, Renfert’s head of chemistry, carry out a technical and scientific analysis of the polishing of dental hybrid materials. Increasingly, hybrids like CAD/CAM materials and filled veneer composites are used to fabricate indirect restorations. These dental composites unite…

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Treatment acceptance – help them say yes!

Here’s how digital technology and intraoral scanners can help your patients to understand and follow through with treatment. One common hurdle that professionals face is a patient refusing recommended treatment. Not only is this disheartening, but it may also lead to further problems and more invasive interventions for the patient further down the line. Breaking…

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UK has the most inclusive approach to healthcare, study shows

People living in countries which prioritise ‘health inclusivity’ are more likely to live healthy lives for longer, according to a new study. Health inclusivity includes policies, systems and cultures that give everyone in society the chance to optimise their health. Commissioned by Haleon and devised by researchers at Economist Impact, the inaugural Health Inclusivity Index…

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‘It’s a no for now’ – parliament to debate plans for new dental school

Members of Parliament will debate plans for a new dental school amidst concerns over treatment accessibility. Earmarked for the University of East Anglia, the dental school proposals were laid out in July, with the goal of attracting and training newly-qualified dentists. Now, MP Jerome Mayhew will debate the plans in parliament tomorrow (18 October), arguing…

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Improve your lab’s productivity with 3D printing times of less than 30 minutes

  We hear about how 3D printing technology can boost productivity by facilitating continuous production with excellent, quality results. The dental market in the UK is one of the biggest markets in Europe. Due to the increasing ageing population, the market is anticipated to register growth with an impressive CAGR in the forecast period, 2023-2027.…


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