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Our 2021 events are off to a fantastic start – and there is so much more to come! After 18 months of uncertainty, we are so pleased to kickstart our events this September. Starting with the South West Dentistry Show, we welcomed hundreds of delegates to Westpoint, Exeter. Those attending were able to learn, engage…
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Around three in 10 millennials and one quarter of all Brits have put off visiting the dentist in the last 12 months. According to new research from Mintel, 28% of millennials – which refers to those aged 25 to 40 – have put off getting their teeth checked since the pandemic. More than one fifth…
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There’s only one week left for you to get involved with the Dentistry Census, the most comprehensive survey in UK dentistry. With questions ranging from clinical costs to mental health, we hope to capture the big picture when it comes to dentistry in 2021. Supported by DD, there are also a selection of free gifts…
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Oral health should be integrated into a multi-professional model within NHS healthcare. This is according to the latest Advancing Dental Care (ADC) report, published by Health Education England. The three-year review looks to identify and develop a training programme within dentistry that leads to a multi-professional oral healthcare workforce. Other points include flexible entry routes…
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Today marks World Alzheimer’s Day – and for the first time ever, a guide has been put together to promote dementia-friendly dentistry. The advice contains ideas, tips and explanations on how all members of the dental team can make the practice more accommodating for those with dementia. For example: Offer familiarisation visits to the practice…
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Councillors are are calling for urgent action in the face of York’s growing dental crisis. This follows the news that no dental practices in the city are taking on new NHS patients. The latest report from Healthwatch York exposes significant issues regarding the city’s dentistry, with some practices reporting waiting lists of up to two…
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A record number of students applied to study dentistry at university, according to new figures. The number of applicants via UCAS rose to 100,240 – up from 95,835 in 2019. Dentistry is also among the UK’s top 10 most popular courses, with the last 14 years seeing a 20% increase in applicants. Revealed by dental…
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Have you signed up to the Northern Ireland Dentistry Show yet? Taking place at ICC Belfast on Saturday 25 September 2021, we will welcome a host of speakers and top suppliers. Running from 9am to 3.30pm, delegates can learn from the host of expert speakers, both local and international. Speakers will cover an array of…
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A recent study has declared an outright winner in the battle against biofilm, which can be a significant health risk. Contaminated dental chairs have been directly linked to the deaths of patients in Italy and Sweden. When biofilm from the chairs dental unit waterlines comes into contact with patients and dental staff there can be…
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This is your last chance to get involved with the most comprehensive survey in UK dentistry. In a new exciting opportunity, we are carrying out a survey into the profession. With support from DD, questions will range from practice workings and NHS commitments to mental health. And by simply getting involved you can get a…
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Fast Track 4 is back – get involved now and you could win a free trip to the US. Brought to you by Six Month Smiles, Fast Track 4 is on the look out for dental stars of the future. This is open to young dentists and dental professionals who under the age of 35…
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Are you really proud of your practice? Have you or a colleague carried out top class dentistry? Get involved with our awards! With less than two weeks left to pull together your entry, the deadline is fast approaching for a number of our awards. ‘We had a great start to our 2021 awards at the…
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Criticism dished out by dentists and lower costs are just some of the reasons why patients switch dental practices. A fresh survey reveals that more than half of patients (53%) had one or more concerns that would make them switch dentists. Out-of-network status (not available) was the most common reason for changing dentists. Women, however,…
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Around £25,000 worth of mouthwash and other dental products were taken in a raid by a trio of thieves. The group stole mouthwash and chewing gum after breaking into a locked compound in Stallingborough, Lincolnshire. After cutting their way in using an angle grinder, the thieves made off with a huge haulage container holding 48…
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In the run up to Pension Awareness Day this Wednesday, Neil Richardson talks pensions and explains why now is the time for you to plan for your future. In our latest episode, Neil Richardson, a senior financial consultant for Wesleyan, talks dentistry and all things pensions. This falls ahead of Pension Awareness Day on Wednesday…
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The Bollywood Dentist Ball is set for next week – making this the last chance get your tickets. Jas Gill is inviting members from all corners of the dental profession to come along to the evening, which will take place on Saturday 18 September 2021 from 6pm. Hosted at the Hilton Paddington, London, the evening…
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Paul Adams talks about the importance of DD, its innovation and how the company strives to add value. How did you get into dentistry? Paul Adams (PA): A couple of reasons. Our previous investors were Carlyle and I have previously led a Carlyle company. Secondly, I worked for Smith and Nephew for a number of…
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A UK-based dentist is hoping to secure his family’s safe relocation from Afghanistan due to fears over the Taliban. Suleyman Sakha, a dentist from Cumbria, is desperate to bring over his parents-in-law who are currently in hiding. They previously worked for an aid agency in Afghanistan before the government fell to the Taliban, reports BBC…
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Almost £4 million has been invested into the salaries of frontline dental staff by a corporate. Mydentist hopes the funds show recognition to vital team members and rewards their service within the profession. The record level of investment was created to recognise and reward colleagues and ensure that clinicians can continue working with some of…
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