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GDC payment period begins
The annual retention fee (ARF) payment period for the UK’s 36,900 registered dentists has kicked off in the run up…
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Free toothbrushes for kids – and lessons in brushing
Children under three in Wales will be taught how to brush their teeth. They will also be given free toothbrushes…
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BDA slams 0-1 per cent pay rise for dentists
Chancellor Alistair Darling has recommended a pay freeze for 40,000 senior public servants He has written to salary review bodies…
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Dental nurses fear costs of paedophile vetting
The British Association of Dental Nurses (BADN) fear the cost of the Government’s vetting and barring scheme will hit members’…
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Beyond the standard
ough times both require and produce outstanding leaders. Winston Churchill in WWII and Nelson Mandela overseeing the birth of a…
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Cutting it out
There has long been an inherent flaw in most of the ways in which dentists are remunerated for their services.…
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International pride
The media has once again been preoccupied with the NHS, this time to defend it against vituperative attacks from US…
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Wave farewell to 50%
When I qualified from Liverpool Dental School in 1979, my expectation as an associate for remuneration was 50% of fees…
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Northern Ireland dental costs revealed
In 2007/08, the gross cost of general dental payments in Northern Ireland was £68.8 million, reveals the family practitioner services…
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Dentistry Top 50 MP hits headlines over expenses
Tory MP and dentist Sir Paul Beresford has hit the headlines regarding his expenses’ claims. The news story – at…
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Dentist struck off for altering records
A Nottingham dentist who altered records to avoid legal action has been struck off the register. Homayoun Esfandiary gave his…
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Patient fines and NHS tie-in under Tory plans
Any dentist trained using taxpayers‚ money would have to work for the NHS for at least five years under a…
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Dentist to offer tooth-polishing party package
A dental practice is launching tooth-polishing parties to coincide with the start of National Smile Month this weekend. Beacon DentalCare…
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Filling NHS dentistry gaps in Devizes
More than 100 people have applied to become one of an estimated 1,000 new NHS patients with the Ferndale Dental…
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Riding through the glen
It is very much a matter of opinion whether you view Robin Hood as an outlaw and villain or as…
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Safety in numbers
Last year was a difficult period and only time will tell what 2009 holds in store. The majority of dental…
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Meeting professional challenges head-on
A good qualified and registered dental nurse can rest assured that his or her future is secure in Ireland. Whether…
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Dental nurse duo set up in practice
Two dental nurses are blazing a trail by setting up their own practice – and hiring a dentist to work…
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‘No compromises anymore – it’s mine!’
Jan Baxendale became a hygienist more than 30 years ago and has always considered herself a team player. She qualified…
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