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Dummies’ guide to email marketing
In the first of his new dummies’ guide column, Chris Baker offers some useful hints and tips on email marketing…
Dentistry
In discussion: sugary drinks tax
When George Osborne announced in March’s Budget that some sugary soft drinks are to be taxed from 2018, it was…
Oral Health Features
England in crisis
Four months on from his open letter exposing the crisis in England’s NHS dental system, Tony Kilcoyne tells Sophie Bracken…
Oral health
Warning: high sugar content
Just how much sugar goes into the nation’s coffee shop favourites? Unless you’ve been in a sugar-induced haze over the last…
Oral health
Sugar tax – are you for or against?
Claire Stevens and Alun Rees argue for and against George Osborne’s plans for a sugary drinks tax. In his 2016…
Oral health
Proceeds from the sugar tax should be reinvested in preventive dental care
Dentists are calling on the Welsh government to use proceeds from the sugar tax to invest in preventive care. The…
Dentistry
Do you know how much sugar is in your Easter egg?
Some Easter eggs contain 10 times the recommended daily sugar intake for children, a new study has shown. Dental experts are…
Dentistry
New guide highlights the effects hidden sugars have on our oral health
Public Health England has launched the Eatwell Guide to highlight the dangerous effects hidden sugars can have on our oral…
Oral health
Where should funds raised from the sugar tax go?
Funds raised from the new sugar tax should be reinvested in oral health strategies, Michael Watson says. Political commentators sometimes…
Dentistry
Increasing NHS dentistry fees will not improve the UK’s oral health
An increase in NHS dentistry fees and a barely negligible pay rise for dentists will not improve the oral health…
Dentistry
Have you voted in the Dentistry Top 50?
Have you voted in Dentistry.co.uk’s Dentistry Top 50? If not, now is the time to vote for who you think…
Dentistry
Sugary drink tax introduced by the government
George Osborne has announced the introduction of a sugary drink tax, in a hope to raise £520m for school sports.…
Dentistry
Will the Government implement a sugar tax?
We cannot rely on the Government, manufacturers and retailers to reduce sugar intake and improve children’s oral health, Michael Watson…
Oral health
FGDP(UK) says levels of sugar in hot drinks is ‘shocking’
The FGDP(UK) says the ‘shocking’ amount of sugar in some hot drinks is evidence of the need for bold action. A survey…
Dentistry
What can dentists do about the crisis in children’s tooth decay?
Dentists have an obligation to address the epidemic of decay in children, Michael Watson says. Dentists have a ‘key role…
Dentistry
Health Minister backs water fluoridation
The Health Minister responsible for dentistry has backed mass fluoridation of tap water to cut tooth decay – but warned…
Dentistry
Child tooth decay crisis discussed by MPs and Ministers
MPs and Ministers discussed Britain’s child tooth decay crisis and ways to tackle the epidemic. The debate on 3 February…
Dentistry
Sugar tax – a contrary view
The introduction of a sugar tax was discussed in Parliament recently, Michael Watson reports on the contrary view put forward…
Dentistry
A sugar tax should be for our oral health, not for our waistlines
Seb Evans discusses the confusing reasons why a sugar tax may be introduced, and clarifies the real reason we should be taxing…
Dentistry
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