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Sugar recommendations accepted
The Government has vowed to act on key recommendations made by official nutrition advisers to cut Britain’s so-called ‘addiction to…
Dentistry
Children’s teeth in the media
Michael Watson discusses the way children’s teeth have been portrayed recently in the media. Last week dentistry hit the headlines…
Dentistry
Doctors and dentists join voices in calling for a sugar tax
The BMA has suggested a 20% sugar tax on drinks high in sugar in order to tackle obesity. The calls…
Dentistry
Dentists may end up paying less tax
George Osborne, delivered his second budget of 2015 today. Following the promises made in the election campaign the main focus…
Dentistry
Keeping it steady
Richard Lishman explains how creating a balanced risk profile doesn’t have to be a juggling act What do we mean…
Private Practice
Dental therapists pledge support for ‘anti-sugar’ campaign
The BADT has pledged its support of an anti-sugar campaign from Action on Sugar. The British Association of Dental Therapists (BADT) believes…
Oral health
What is everyone talking about?
In the first in an ongoing series of articles, we have turned to see what is going on in the…
Dentistry
Buying an orthodontic practice
Accountant Mac Kotecha offers some guidance to those considering acquiring a new practice If you are reading this you will…
Orthodontics
Protect your future
Adam Bernstein looks at the ins and outs of auto-enrolment for small businesses Thanks to betterment in living standards, technology…
Private Practice
Boosting figures
Looking to buy a dental practice? Here, David Brewer presents essential tips for raising finance. If you are considering your…
Private Practice
The pension shake-up – five things all dentists need to know
Michael Copeland looks at five things every dentist should understand about the new pension freedom rules. In April this year,…
Dentistry
Company pitfalls
Spot the bear traps before you fall into them – Russell Abrahams discusses the safest way to buy an incorporated…
Dentistry
Are we dealing with creeping normality?
Nigel Jones takes a look at how the forthcoming planned changes within NHS dentistry may or may not creep up…
Dentistry
Budget 2015 – good and bad news for dentists
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, delivered the last budget of this parliament recently. Tax cuts Big tax cuts…
Dentistry
Income protection
How much income protection does an orthodontist need? Mark Horsey gets his calculator out Over the past 30 years or…
Orthodontics
BDA supports calls for coordinated action on obesity and tooth decay
The British Dental Association (BDA) has announced its support for the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry’s (BSPD) call for a…
Dentistry
Keys to success
Have you thought about insuring your team? Richard Lishman unlocks the crucial considerations when it comes to key person assurance…
Private Practice
Are you in the dark when it comes to retirement?
Michael Copeland looks at some of the changes to the NHS Pension Scheme, as well as what you need to…
Dentistry
Further pay squeeze looms
Dentists face a further pay squeeze whoever wins the general election, following the first sparring in the four-month campaign. Labour…
Dentistry
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