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Coca-Cola points to sugar tax as the reason behind its price rise
Coca-Cola has put up the price of its bottles of Coke by 20p, whilst reducing the size of the bottle…
Oral health
Government bans plastic microbeads – comment from Linda Greenwall
The UK has banned the manufacture of products containing plastic microbeads, in a move to combat plastic pollution of the world’s oceans. The…
Aesthetic dentistry
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Download the new Dentistry.co.uk app and access Dentistry magazine and Dentistry.co.uk news and information all in your pocket. The Dentistry…
Dentistry
All-embracing Ortho360 theme for BOC 2018
The British Orthodontic Conference (BOC) in 2018 is offering a comprehensive overview of the orthodontic speciality showcased over three days…
Orthodontics
Restorative dentistry market worth more than £19 billion by 2025
The global restorative dentistry market is expected to grow to $25.9 billion (£19.2 billion) by 2025, new research has found.…
Implant dentistry
The pitfalls of too much credit
Hussein Hassanali looks at how to maximise and make the most of your earnings while ensuring you maintain a safety…
Young Dentist
Mastering the art of attracting new patients
What technique is most effective? Nigel Jones says it’s worth the effort to analyse the problem you are trying to…
Orthodontics
Is your practice red enough?
Takara Belmont explains why it might be time to take a look at the colour (and chairs) in your dental practice.…
Private Practice
Where does the news come from?
No evidence of difference does not mean there is no difference, Alun Rees says. There has been a Twitter storm…
Blog
How not to cut your associates’ pay
Chris Barrow considers the best way to tell associates that changing market forces will affect their pay Before commenting on…
Private Practice
Dental practices being caught out for not having correct TV licence
Many dental practices are breaching copyright rules by using televisions without the correct licence, Code has said. Dental practices are classed…
Dentistry
More straight smiles in the UK please!
With the huge rise in UK adult orthodontic treatments, Naz Haque says it is more important than ever for your…
Orthodontics
All change in dentistry next year
How will technology change the way we work in the distant future, Michael Watson questions. The changing ways in which we…
Blog
Selling skills
Simon Reynolds offers his top tips on how to become someone that people buy from. Dental practices are healthcare establishments,…
Private Practice
All wrapped up
With the end of the year rapidly approaching, Kevin Lewis looks back at 2017. By my calculation this is the…
Blog
You could not make this up
With the news Jeremy Hunt will now create an NHS workforce plan, Alun Rees questions what he’s been doing up…
Blog
Men twice as likely to develop oral cancer
Men are twice as likely to develop oral cancer as women, new figures from Cancer Research UK show. Around 5,300…
Oral health
Jimmy Steele’s legacy in dentistry
Michael Watson discusses the impact Jimmy Steele had on dentistry, after the news of his premature passing broke last week. Last week we…
Blog
Author of the Steele Review, Professor Jimmy Steele CBE, passes away
Professor Jimmy Steele CBE, author of the Steele Review and former head of dental sciences at Newcastle University, has passed away. Professor…
Dentistry
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