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Where is general dentistry going?

FMC, Dentistry magazine and www.dentistry.co.uk are undertaking the biggest survey in recent times to find out where general dentistry is going in terms of practice development and CPD (continuous professional development). Help us to map out the future of dentistry by filling in the easy-to-complete survey found here. In submitting the survey you will be…

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The best speakers in the industry – all in one place!

The next destination for the Business of Dentistry event’s Practice Management Conference is Reading on the 27 June and once again it’s a line-up of top industry speakers. The conference is dedicated to developing the skills of practice management teams and will leave you and your team buzzing with ideas. Kevin Lewis will be kicking…

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In the market for dental equipment?

When in the market for dental equipment, you need a supplier that can source you the best products for your needs at the best price. Dental Dynamix Equipment supplies high quality dental equipment, dental chairs and dental cabinetry from many of the world’s most renowned and respected dental manufacturers. Established nearly 10 years ago by Bradley Marz,…

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Fast Track 4

A six-month campaign in Dentistry magazine, Young Dentist magazine and on dentistry.co.uk seeks to find four dentists, under the age of 30, with talent worth celebrating in our journals. Entries will be based on the following criteria: Innovative ideas implemented in practice Any pro-bono or charitable initiatives undertaken Demonstrable leadership activities. All that applicants need to…

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A new view on caries

There is no one better placed to share the truth about using new technology in a clinical setting than a fellow general dental practitioner, and this is something Dr Chris Branfield feels strongly about. He believes in telling it like it is – whether he’s speaking to a patient or an audience of colleagues. Over…

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MBE awarded for services to dental technology

Tony is past president of the DTA and past chairman of DTETAB (Dental Technicians Education and Training Advisory Board); he is also honorary treasurer and an elected council member of DTA. Tony said: ‘I have been fortunate to have had, and I am still having, a very interesting career with many opportunities to work in support…

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Full support

Many readers will be familiar with the all-on-four treatment concept. This protocol, developed by Paulo Malo of Portugal, is rapidly becoming one of the most popular techniques for treating edentulous patients. Not only is the same-day, immediate solution absolutely life-changing for patients, but dentists also benefit from offering a high-value implant treatment that is completed…

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Award won for outstanding dedication to profession

The award was presented to Elaine at the eighth annual BDA (British Dental Association) Honours and Awards event in Manchester last month. This is only the third time that the British Society of Dental Hygiene and Therapy (BSDHT) has presented an award at the BDA event, the first was to Ann Craddock in 2010 in…

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Win a trip to the Greater New York Dental Meeting

FMC, publisher of Private Dentistry, is undertaking the biggest survey in recent times to find out where general dentistry is going in terms of practice development and continuing professional development (CPD). Help us to map out the future of dentistry by filling in the following easy-to-complete survey. In submitting the survey, you will be automatically…

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Win a trip to New York and £500 to spend

FMC is undertaking the biggest survey in recent times to get your views on where you think general dentistry is going in terms of practice development and CPD (continuous professional development). Help us to make a brighter future for dentistry by filling in the easy-to-complete survey found here. By submitting the survey you will also be entered…

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Changes to fitness to practise processes

The General Dental Council (GDC) is pleased that the Department of Health has recognised the need for urgent change to streamline its fitness to practise processes with the announcement last week of its intention to publish a Section 60 Order.   By means of this order the GDC can amend its current legislation (The Dentists…

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New Order is a hit with General Dental Council

The General Dental Council (GDC) is pleased that the Department of Health has recognised the need for urgent change to streamline its fitness to practise processes with the announcement of its intention to publish a Section 60 Order. By means of this Order, the GDC can amend its current legislation (The Dentists Act 1984) to…

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Risk and reward

Significant increases in litigation and regulation has not only served to increase the potential for emotional and financial harm to dentists, but also their practice teams. The hazard of professional deregistration is perhaps the most catastrophic risk for a dental professional – and it’s a risk that is increasing.  The risk of losing patients, and…

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NICE recommendations for dental contract

As part of a potential revised dental contract in England, general dental practitioners would be encouraged to promote oral health awareness and prevent oral disease. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), which will ultimately make recommendations for how this oral health promotion activity will be implemented, has appointed dental researchers from Plymouth…

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BSPD calls for action following television show

Following ITV’s The Dentists programme filmed at the University Dental Hospital of Manchester and broadcast on 16 June 2014, the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD) is calling for a meeting with the Department of Health. BSPD wants to work with health officials to make it easier for parents and concerned healthcare professionals to help…

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Change or decay? NHS dentistry’s choice

Most dentists believe that if only Governments put adequate funding into NHS dentistry, it could deliver a high quality comprehensive service for all. But they won’t, so it can’t. Last week a paper was published by the think tank Reform, which challenged this view that is prevalent across the NHS. It was co-written by Professor…

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Call to action following The Dentists on ITV

The British Society of Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD) wants to work with health officials to make it easier for parents and concerned healthcare professionals to help children with dental decay get early access to a paediatric dentist. The programme was broadcast on the 16 June and reached an estimated audience of 1.75 million. It showed the…

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Trends in dental surgery premises

NHS Property Services Limited  For many primary care providers including a number of dentists, the landlord of their surgery was their local PCT (Primary Care Trust). When PCTs ceased to exist in April 2013, operational primary care properties, including dental surgeries, GP (general practitioner) surgeries, pharmacies and ophthalmic surgeries were transferred to NHS Property Services…

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A patient plan for the future

Control: Choosing to offer a private alternative or become completely independent, means choosing to be in control, free from the bureaucratic decisions of those in government, the worry of a clawback or, worse, the termination of a contract. Offering a dental plan is an extension of that new found control.  Financial: Establishing a plan is…


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