Gaby Bissett

Gaby Bissett

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‘No guarantee of future prosperity’ – NASDAL assess impact of COVID on dental profession

A small number of NHS contract holders could be in ‘real trouble’ if changes are not made to the targets, reports NASDAL.  This is according to Alan Suggett at the National Association of Specialist Dental Accountants and Lawyers (NASDAL). Assessing quarter four and the target requirements, he identified two key concerns that affect practices. That…

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Head and neck cancer – new study slows the growth of tumours

University researchers are one step closer to developing more effective treatment for head and neck cancer. Led by a team at UCLA School of Dentistry, the study found that by targeting a vulnerability in the cellular process of tumour duplication, they could affect its response to immunotherapy. The prognosis for head and neck cancer is…

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Tooth decay inequalities among children have increased

Oral health inequalities in children between the the country’s richest and most deprived communities has increased. According to a recent report by Public Health England (PHE), inequalities in the prevalence of tooth decay in five-year-old children in England spiked from 2008 to 2019. The report concluded that there are marked inequalities in oral health in…

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Online Dentistry Show – now live!

The second ever Online Dentistry Show is now underway – and it’s not too late to get involved. Back by popular demand, the Online Dentistry Show is now live and completely free to attend. Packed full of leading speakers, the virtual exhibition and conference for UK dentistry is even bigger and better than before. Leading…

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COVID-19 – ‘fear, helplessness and terror’ felt by frontline dental staff in China

Frontline dental staff working during the coronavirus pandemic in China experienced feelings of ‘fear and terror’, it has been revealed. In a new study looking at the psychological impact of COVID-19 on the dental profession, researchers found it affected clinicians to a varying degree. More than 950 dental care professionals completed four questionnaires that looked…


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