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A new national survey of dentists in England suggests that the profession’s opinion of the dental recovery plan is overwhelmingly negative. The British Dental Association (BDA) has released data from a survey of opinions on the dental recovery plan from dentists throughout England. A total of 1,104 general dental practitioners responded to the online survey…
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Practice Plan shares the story of dentist Will Edlin, whose concerns around losing patients when transitioning to private practice turned out not to be such a barrier. Converting from NHS to private practice was a source of worry for dentist Will Edlin. Having delivered mostly NHS treatments prior to his conversion, he was concerned about…
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Medit shares three ways that intraoral scanners (IOS) can positively influence a patient’s perception of your dental practice. If you have utilised intraoral scanners (IOS), you may have already experienced the convenience and advantages of using them in clinical treatment processes. In addition to its convenience in patient treatments, here are some of the interesting…
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Colgate discusses some of the causative and protective factors contributing to the prevalence of childhood caries. Improving the oral health of children is a priority for the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities. Their ambition is that every child will be free of dental caries. This will enable them to have the best start in…
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The Dental Practice Accelerator programme is full steam ahead for winner Hannan Saleem and his practice – but what challenges lie ahead? Having won the Dental Practice Accelerator, Hannan Saleem and his practice London Dental Centre are looking forward to reaping the benefits of the programme. With goals now set, the journey to becoming a million-pound practice is…
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PPL PRS explains how music can be used to alleviate fear and anxiety in the dental practice to make your waiting room a stress-free zone. A waiting room can be an anxious and stressful place for many people. However it’s also the first thing your patients see when they enter your practice. It’s therefore important…
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Regulations for approval of medical and dental devices will change based on new research which found bias against ethnic minorities, women and low income groups in technology. These findings were the result of a review of equity in medical devices commissioned by the Department of Health and Social Care and published on 11 March. The…
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Do you offer capitation plans, often referred to as full care, in your practice? If you had a choice to click your fingers and switch all your plan patients to a maintenance plan instead, would you? If the answer is yes, read on. Capitation plans were the original dental plan concept that came to market…
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DD introduces its new multi-year repair coverage, giving you peace of mind when purchasing dental equipment. Full-service dental repair and wholesale company DD has announced new two-year fixed rate service and repair contracts. These contracts have three plan variants and are intended to give dentists peace of mind regarding their equipment, as well as potentially…
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A new survey has revealed that one in 10 adults in England have missed at least two weeks of work in the past three years due to oral health concerns. The findings formed part of Wrigley’s Oral Health Index and were published in the Mirror on 10 March. The problem was particularly severe in the…
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Zirkonzahn discusses its range of implant abutments and the benefits that come along with them – including up to 30 years’ warranty. As one of the world’s largest manufacturers, we use a high-quality medical titanium alloy (Ti-6Al-4V ELI according to ASTM F136 and ISO 5832-3) for the production of our implant prosthetic components. We also meet the strictest quality criteria (ISO 13485 MDSAP; Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC; EU Regulation…
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More than 27,000 troops across the British army, navy and air force need urgent dental treatment for rotten teeth or gum disease. This is according to figures recovered as part of a freedom of information request by The Telegraph. The Ministry of Defence data suggests the number of troops needing urgent treatment has increased by…
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Mariya Dolhova shares her journey from paediatric dentistry in Ukraine to impacting dental health in the UK. Ukrainian paediatric dentist Mariya Dolhva is remarkably positive for someone whose life has been severely disrupted by the complexities of war. When Russia invaded, she fled her home in Lviv for a new life in the UK, taking…
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The announcement that NHS dental charges will increase from April 2024 has met with criticism from the dental profession. From 1 April 2024, NHS dental charges in England will increase by 4%. This will bring the cost of band one treatment such as a check-up from £25.80 to £26.80. A band two filling will increase…
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Behind the B! Envisage Dental discusses some of the features and initiatives of the business which helped it achieve B corp status. When Dr Sandy Dau and Harry Gill founded their business, they wanted to use it as a force for good. Their aim was to help people to be happier, healthier and more fulfilled. It was…
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Bupa Dental Care celebrates International Women’s Day by putting the spotlight on some of the inspiring women from the Bupa team. At Bupa Dental Care, women’s health and wellbeing is hugely important. International Women’s Day on 8 March is the perfect time to spotlight women’s health and learn from some inspiring women around us. The theme…
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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced the budget for 2024 – here’s everything that dental professionals need to know. Jeremy Hunt revealed the details of the spring budget in the House of Commons today (6 March). Some of the major changes include: National insurance The national insurance rate will be cut from 10% to 8% from…
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Experts from across the dental profession and government discuss their views on the new patient premium announced as part of the dental recovery plan. The new patient premium, one of several new measures announced within the dental recovery plan, came into force on 1 March. This allows dentists to claim an additional payment for each…
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Dentally explains how automation can make resources go further for both practices and patients during the cost of living crisis. As finances become stretched amidst the cost of living crisis, patients are taking a closer look at how they allocate their disposable income. This makes it more important than ever to effectively communicate. They may need…
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