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Practice Plan introduces some of the common myths that hold dentists back from introducing private dentistry to their practice and why they might not be such a problem. In their pithily named ‘Great Barrier Relief’ booklet Practice Plan debunks some popular myths that may have deterred people from introducing private dentistry into their practice. Making…
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Align Technology introduces its masterclass led by Dr Ryan Molis, a leading Invisalign provider with extensive experience. Building greater skills, clinical confidence and better patient communication for increased practice profitability are the key themes of masterclass to be led by Dr Ryan Molis. Dr Molis is one of the US’s leading Invisalign providers, with over 20…
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Shortages of insulin are causing supply issues for type 1 diabetics in the UK, the Department of Health and Social Care has confirmed. The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) said it was ‘deeply concerned’ about supply shortages. It said: ‘It is unacceptable that some members of our community have had to face an additional hurdle…
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GC discusses the widespread issue of root caries in older patients and presents three steps to root caries management. The 2021 census for England and Wales confirmed that more than 11 million people – 8.6% of the total population – were aged over 65. This figure included over half a million (527,900) who were aged 90 and…
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Software of Excellence explains how its solutions can provide the tools and support that your practice needs to thrive. In the fast-paced world of dentistry, having the right tools and support can make all the difference between a struggling practice and a thriving one. Software of Excellence understands that success goes beyond just having ‘good’…
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Dental professionals respond to the news that MPs have voted in favour of the tobacco and vapes bill which will impose a smoking ban. On 16 April, the House of Commons voted in favour of prime minister Rishi Sunak’s proposed smoking ban. The tobacco and vapes bill suggests raising the legal smoking age each year,…
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Are you interested in getting started with aesthetics? Harley Street Institute explains why dentists love their small-group courses in aesthetic medicine. In the fast-evolving field of aesthetic medicine, precision and expertise are crucial. The need for highly skilled practitioners is therefore more critical than ever. Harley Street Institute has redefined aesthetic medicine training by moving…
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A study into the impact of additive emulsifiers in ultra-processed foods found a correlation with an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Food additive emulsifiers are commonly used to enhance or preserve the texture, taste and appearance of products. The study said they are a marker of ‘ultra-processed’ foods, which have been linked to…
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Bupa Dental Care continues to lead the way for dental nurses through its market-leading reward and performance proposition. Dental nursing is an incredibly rewarding career that offers extensive pathways for progression. Bupa Dental Care has more than 2,700 dental nurses delivering care across the UK, ranging from apprentices to lead nurses. Bupa has invested over…
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S4S explains why the new Smilelign is a great clear aligner option for dentists, including free end-of-treatment whitening and retention. Smilelign, the clear aligner offering from Sheffield-based lab S4S Dental, is about to undergo a full refresh. The team at S4S have been busy revamping their product behind-the-scenes for the past 12 months and are…
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Join EMS at the British Dental Conference and Dentistry Show this May for an impactful training session on today’s leading patient-approved method. This May, dental professionals have the opportunity to revolutionise their practice by attending the guided biofilm therapy (GBT) training sessions at the Birmingham Dentistry Show (BDCDS). These sessions, led by esteemed SDA trainers,…
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NHS England has published a report on the working patterns, motivation and morale of primary care dentists throughout the UK. Published today (25 April), the report is based on findings from the Dental Working Patterns Survey. This was sent to all dentists in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland who had completed any NHS work…
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DB Orthodontics presents how a combination of collaboration, precision and innovation is key to the success of the mandibular snoring inhibitor (MSi). What three words encapsulate the spirit of DB Orthodontics? Collaboration, precision and innovation. The MSi, a mandibular advancement device (MAD), transforms the lives of snorers and sleep apnoea sufferers. It is developed in…
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Dentists share their stories on the transformation of the largest dental provider and how the future is bright for clinicians who work there. While working for a large dental care provider may seem daunting at first, a growing number of clinicians are recognising the benefits of scale for accelerating dental careers. Being part of a…
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Dentists who were early adopters of the new iTero Lumina intraoral scanner share their thoughts on it’s benefits for practice efficiency and patient outcomes. The new iTero Lumina offers practitioners expanded opportunities to discuss multi-disciplinary treatments with patients, while also delivering faster scanning, greater accuracy, and a wider field of capture, according to clinicians who…
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Working Feedback explains how Bridge Dental Care improved its online profile and secured its financial future by quadrupling its Google reviews. Bridge Dental Care is a private and NHS dental practice with three locations across Wales. By implementing Working Feedback, the practice regained market share from competitors and boost brand confidence through consistent patient reviews.…
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An art exhibition at The Island in Bristol showcased artwork from ‘local voices of healthcare’ such as dentists, doctors and vets. The exhibition ran from 18-21 April. It featured what organiser Bernice Nzinga described as ‘the perspectives of healthcare workers in the Bristol area through art’. Attendance was free but several of the works displayed…
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New research suggests that 3.8 million people in the UK were covered by private dental plans or insurance in 2022 – increasing from 3.2 million in 2019. On 18 April, market analyst LaingBuisson published a report on the UK healthcare landscape. The findings suggest that demand for private dental coverage in the form of insurance…
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The Times has released its annual ranking of university courses by subject – find out which universities ranked highest for dentistry in 2024. Every year The Times creates a Good University Guide, ranking UK universities as a whole and by individual subject courses. The factors which affect the ranking are teaching quality, student experience, research…
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