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Dental students ‘likely to under-report racist incidents’, says study

Dental students ‘felt compelled to put patients’ interests first’ despite racist comments, according to a new study that looks at discrimination faced by undergraduates. Published in the Journal of Public Health Dentistry, the study analysed dental students and their understanding, experiences, and responses to racism in dental school. The study found that dental students are…

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Almost nine in 10 young dentists believe their generation will receive more patient complaints

New figures reveal that 88% of young dentists believe their generation will face more complaints and legal challenges during their careers. According to research by Dental Protection, two in five (41%) of those surveyed reported that they feel worried about receiving complaints directly from patients after treatment. And just over half (56%) said they feel…

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Ivoclar introduces Vivascan – an easy way to make first digital impressions

Ivoclar, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of integrated solutions for high-quality dental applications, presents another innovation to the dental market. The all-new Vivascan is a compact and intuitive intraoral scanning solution for dentists who wish to enter the world of digital dentistry. Due to its standalone design, the device can be easily and effortlessly…

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Dentaid wins at the Charity Awards 2022

Dentaid has taken the top prize in the Healthcare and Medical Research category at this year’s Charity Awards. It won the prestigious award for its work providing outreach dental care for people experiencing homelessness. With four mobile dental units, the charity travels the UK with volunteers. It offers dental checks and treatment for some of…

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The AI-powered software that builds dentist-patient trust

Dr Jack Slaymaker explains how Assistdent has helped changed the way he practices – both privately and within the NHS.  ‘I think it is motivating patients to improve their brushing, to floss every day and reduce their sugars, because they are seeing something the program has picked up: It’s not just the dentist trying to…

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Westminster Health Forum – experts discuss priorities for dentistry in England

The Westminster Health Forum into priorities for dentistry in England has kicked off this morning. Running from 9am to 1pm, speakers throughout the day include: John Milne – senior dental advisor at the CQC John Makin – head of the Dental Defence Union Mark Jones – campaign coordinator for Toothless in England Tom King –…

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How the Scottish Dental Association is helping struggling NHS dentists

Established officially in July 2020 as a response to the pandemic, the Scottish Dental Association aims to become a negotiating partner with the Scottish Government to bring about improvements in access to and funding for NHS dentistry in Scotland. As its numbers of supporters increase, it aims to offer another voice to Scotland’s struggling NHS…

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Dental news you’ve missed this week – 18 June 2022

Missed out on this week’s dental news? No problem, here’s what happened over the past seven days… Reform of NHS dentistry ‘will take place before Parliament’s summer recess’, says minister Yes, you heard that right. Reform is on the way – at least that is what was suggested by Maria Caulfield MP in Parliament this…

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Financial plans of female dentists at risk when compared to male colleagues, says report

The long-term financial plans of female dentists are at risk when compared to their male colleagues. This is according to new report carried out by Wesleyan. Research has unveiled a key area of concern that may leave female dentists at a financial disadvantage compared to their male counterparts. Nearly half of female dentists (47%) said…

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Dentistry Census – pandemic boosts orthodontic treatment

From the ‘Zoom boom’ to face mask rules, the Dentistry Census has revealed a drastic rise in patients seeking orthodontic treatment since the pandemic.  There has been an upside to the pandemic with dentists reporting increased cosmetic treatment acceptance since the start of Covid-19 in 2020. The most noticeable uptake is in the number of…

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Why teeth alignment requires doctor supervision

To be able to laugh boldly and show beautiful teeth at the same time. Many adults would still like to fulfill this wish. Especially if the position of their teeth was not corrected when they were young. A great smile can be liberating, and beautiful teeth increase our confidence. Well-aligned teeth also can improve chewing…

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Biomin F – an ideal companion to GBT

Dental hygienists and therapists are finding that Biomin F helps make GBT (Guided Biofilm Therapy) a pleasant experience. And even for the most sensitive and nervous patients. Guided biofilm therapy (GBT) has been in use by dental hygienists and therapists in the UK for some years now. Biofilm has been recognised as an important precursor…

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Calling all hygienists and therapists – unlock your potential with Anna Middleton

For too long, dental hygienists and therapists have been the unsung heroes of dentistry. Isn’t it time we change that? Led and organised by Anna Middleton – an award-winning dental therapist and hygienist – and supported by Philips, Thrive is a unique course that will explore the pillars of success that will help you supercharge…


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