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SprintRay introduces the Pro S Arch Kit, accelerating dental 3D printing with speeds up to two times faster than previous SprintRay printers. The innovative Pro S Arch Kit accelerates the production of a wide array of dental appliances, boasting speeds up to two times faster than the SprintRay printers already are. From models in as little as…
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A global survey of women’s healthcare suggests that UK women’s health has not improved on average since 2020, putting it behind several other countries. The Hologic Global Women’s Health Index surveyed 79,000 women in 143 countries on the topic of health and wellbeing. The report includes a league table, ranking women’s healthcare and wellbeing in…
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A report exploring ways to combat the dental access crisis and cut costs in UK dentistry suggests that better utilising dental therapists could be the answer. Released on 6 May, the Smiles All Round report from think tank Onward summarises the current access issues in UK dentistry and suggests several ways to combat them. One…
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Wealthwide shares some advice on how dentists can manage financial and practical concerns to make their goal of taking more holiday a reality. Many of the dental clients we advise love their work. However, they often express a desire to work fewer clinical hours so they can spend more time with their family, take more holidays…
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Medit has launched its third generation intraoral scanner, the Medit i900 – find out about its new and improved features. Redefining the landscape of intraoral scanners, the Medit i900 is a comprehensive solution that will elevate your practice’s capabilities and enhance your ability to deliver outstanding patient care. 1. Touch control interface: a seamless scan…
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As dental professionals discuss their experiences of returning to work after miscarriage, the British Dental Association (BDA) has called for NHS miscarriage leave to be extended to dentistry. In March, NHS England announced that 10 days’ paid leave would be available to staff who suffer a miscarriage before 24 weeks of pregnancy. Their partners can…
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Following the news that mental health benefits and sick notes will become harder to obtain, principal dentists explain how they approach staff sickness. It was recently announced that the government intends to make changes to benefits and sick note provision for those suffering from mental health problems. Personal Independence Payments (PIP) may be replaced by…
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A new study from Cancer Research UK suggests that the number of cigarettes smoked daily has stalled after reducing steadily until 2019. Published in Nicotine and Tobacco Research, the study investigates trends in cigarette consumption from 2008 to 2023. Data from more than 57,000 smokers in England was analysed. Overall, the number of cigarettes consumed…
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Kent Express Dental Supplies explains how conditions such as root caries and dry mouth can be addressed in older patients. As the population of the UK is living longer, the absolute and relative numbers of older people retaining their natural teeth is on the rise. This means that conditions such as root caries and dry…
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The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) has announced a new undergraduate dental degree commencing in 2025. The RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences will offer a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) degree from September 2025. Student recruitment will begin shortly, with prospective students able to apply for a place this year and…
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‘If you want to reach a higher level, you have to learn from someone who is already at the higher level’ – find out more about Invisalign training with Ryan Molis. If you want to carry out the best Invisalign treatments, you need to learn from the best practitioners from the outset. So says Dr Amo…
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Practice Plan introduces some of the common myths that hold dentists back from introducing private dentistry to their practice and why they might not be such a problem. In their pithily named ‘Great Barrier Relief’ booklet Practice Plan debunks some popular myths that may have deterred people from introducing private dentistry into their practice. Making…
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Align Technology introduces its masterclass led by Dr Ryan Molis, a leading Invisalign provider with extensive experience. Building greater skills, clinical confidence and better patient communication for increased practice profitability are the key themes of masterclass to be led by Dr Ryan Molis. Dr Molis is one of the US’s leading Invisalign providers, with over 20…
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Shortages of insulin are causing supply issues for type 1 diabetics in the UK, the Department of Health and Social Care has confirmed. The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) said it was ‘deeply concerned’ about supply shortages. It said: ‘It is unacceptable that some members of our community have had to face an additional hurdle…
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GC discusses the widespread issue of root caries in older patients and presents three steps to root caries management. The 2021 census for England and Wales confirmed that more than 11 million people – 8.6% of the total population – were aged over 65. This figure included over half a million (527,900) who were aged 90 and…
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Software of Excellence explains how its solutions can provide the tools and support that your practice needs to thrive. In the fast-paced world of dentistry, having the right tools and support can make all the difference between a struggling practice and a thriving one. Software of Excellence understands that success goes beyond just having ‘good’…
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Dental professionals respond to the news that MPs have voted in favour of the tobacco and vapes bill which will impose a smoking ban. On 16 April, the House of Commons voted in favour of prime minister Rishi Sunak’s proposed smoking ban. The tobacco and vapes bill suggests raising the legal smoking age each year,…
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Are you interested in getting started with aesthetics? Harley Street Institute explains why dentists love their small-group courses in aesthetic medicine. In the fast-evolving field of aesthetic medicine, precision and expertise are crucial. The need for highly skilled practitioners is therefore more critical than ever. Harley Street Institute has redefined aesthetic medicine training by moving…
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A study into the impact of additive emulsifiers in ultra-processed foods found a correlation with an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Food additive emulsifiers are commonly used to enhance or preserve the texture, taste and appearance of products. The study said they are a marker of ‘ultra-processed’ foods, which have been linked to…
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