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The Diploma has been approved by the Dental Council and the examination has been developed in collaboration with the Irish Dental Association and the Irish Faculty of Primary Dental Care. The closing date for applications is 2 August. The fee for the examination is €750. Any queries can be directed to Emma Scally at escally@rcsi.ie…
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In order for the GDC to carry out our role safely and effectively, it’s important twe don’t just look at the issues that are immediately affecting the way we regulate dental professionals. Instead, we need to have a comprehensive overview of the dental sector as a whole in order to ensure that we consider the…
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A new study has found that drinking a glass of milk after breakfast significantly reduces the build-up of plaque. Results of an American study have shown a small glass of milk more than halves the build-up of plaque acids after eating dry sugary breakfast cereal. Milk is one of the best sources of calcium and…
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A new study has found that drinking a glass of milk after breakfast significantly reduces the build-up of plaque. Results of an American study have shown a small glass of milk more than halves the build-up of plaque acids after eating dry sugary breakfast cereal. Milk is one of the best sources of calcium and…
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Patients are becoming increasingly selective and a sea change in attitude means the under 30s are much more like to leave practices to seek the oral health care they want. UK dentistry came under the spotlight today (2 July) as the Westminster Health Forum played host to a four-hour seminar on 'Dentistry 2013: commissioning, access…
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Over 415,000 employees took time off work last year due to dental problems, meaning an estimated £36.6 million was lost last year due to unforeseen absenteeism. Less than one in ten workers (7%) received information from their employers about the importance of maintaining good oral health, costing UK businesses – and the economy – millions…
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Over 415,000 employees took time off work last year due to dental problems, meaning an estimated £36.6 million was lost last year due to unforeseen absenteeism. Less than one in ten workers (7%) received information from their employers about the importance of maintaining good oral health, costing UK businesses – and the economy – millions…
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Enjoy unlimited access to FMC one- and two-day seminars and conferences with the new CPD Pass, available to all dental professionals. Private Dentistry magazine is delighted to announce the introduction of a new, convenient and affordable way to gain unlimited access into the world of dentistry events and seminars. This new service – the CPD…
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Terry Porter, of The Dental Directory, based in Witham, Essex, has been elected president of the British Dental Trade Association (BDTA). Terry, IT manager at The Dental Directory, brings more than 30 years of dental trade experience to the position, and comments: ‘I am delighted to have been elected as the new President of the…
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George Osborne’s spending review for 2015/16 was the major political story of the week. NHS funding continues to be ring-fenced, but increasing demand within a capped budget means that so called ‘efficiency savings’ (cuts to you and me) will be a feature for the foreseeable future. The chancellor’s statement overshadowed at debate at the BMA’s…
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Members of the dental team who register for British Dental Trade Association (BDTA) Dental Showcase 2013 before the end of March will automatically be entered into a prize draw to win a visit to the Shard. Registration is free of charge. The BDTA Dental Showcase 2013 will be held from 17-19 October at the NEC,…
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A child-led study by Queen Mary, University of London has challenged the common perception that children fear a trip to the dentist. The research shows that even the most anxious child can cope well with their feelings if they are treated with honesty. Following the research project, academics from Queen Mary’s drama department and the…
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Previously only accessible to larger businesses and individual policies, the plan will now cover routine dental care carried out at Bupa Dental Centres for SME customers. Check-ups, scale and polish appointments and any necessary x-rays will be included in the plan. The Bupa Dental Health Plan also provides discounts for general dental treatment such as…
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A Rolls-Royce used as a mobile dental surgery during the First World War is up for auction. It will join the impressive line-up of motor cars at this year’s Bonhams Goodwood Festival of Speed Sale on Friday 12 July. The 1913 Rolls-Royce 45/50hp ‘Silver Ghost’ London-to-Edinburgh Tourer (estimate £600,000 – £800,000) was bought by a…
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Figures published today by the Dental Schools Council show a promising increase in overall staffing numbers to the highest recorded since the first survey of clinical academic dentist levels in 2000. As at 31 July 2012, there were 566 full-time equivalents (FTE) employed by the 18 dental schools, which represents a 20% increase (+95…
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New technology from Dentsply Implants provides implant-supported CAD/CAM bars for partial or complete, fixed or removable prostheses. The state-of-the-art suprastructures are milled from titanium or cobalt chrome to deliver a precise and tension-free fit. Dr Mark Willings of Horbury Dental Care and Implant Clinic explains: 'Atlantis Isus is truly revolutionary. It is much lighter a…
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The British Association of Dental Therapists recently paid tribute to Ted Seal, the former director of the New Cross School for Dental Therapists from 1976 until it closed, who died last month. The funeral was held last Monday (24 June) Eltham Crematorium in south east London. A spokesperson said: ‘Ted Seal was a massive supporter…
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The discovery has been made in the journal Anesthesia Progress, where the author presents a technique known as Bispectral Index System (BIS) guided anaesthesia. The dentist anaesthesiologist will still provide sevoflurane to induce anesthesia, but recovery time is shortened by decreasing the concentration of the drug as the surgeon finishes. The effects of the procedure…
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An exciting development to reduce tooth decay could bring toothache relief to millions of people throughout the world, according to new research into degradable particles for tooth repair. Researchers from Queen Mary, University of London, have developed degradable particles which are designed to enter small holes in teeth and physically block and repair decayed teeth.…
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