Toregem, which is developing a tooth regeneration treatment, said it had been selected for two Kyoto overseas expansion ...

Ian Gordon explains the clinical rationale, operational reality and practical risk of the decision not to implement clinical ...

International dentists reported frustration over ORE booking problems and concerns about an unusually low LDS pass rate.

Matt Everatt explains what the VAT ruling on clear aligners could mean for dentists, orthodontic appliances and dental labs.

With 25 years of experience, Josie Hutchings is aware of the magnitude of the transition from NHS to private and the changes ...

The government has set a deadline of April 2027 for new energy drink laws that will ban the sale of high-caffeine beverages ...

While awaiting their chance to book a place to sit Part 2 of the ORE, hopeful candidates were told the release would be ...

Things don’t always go to plan in dentistry – and when they don’t, the support behind you matters. In this webinar, Elaine Cook, dento-legal consultant at Dental Protection, will share real-life case ...

Interim orders exist to protect patients, but when fitness to practise cases take years to conclude, are they becoming a punishment before the facts have even been tested? Jonathan Meadows weighs up ...

In the wake of a high-profile fraud case, Sarah McKimm explores the psychological impact of NHS clawback and how it can change a clinician’s perspective. Recent headlines have once again brought ...

Applications to medicine and dentistry have reached their highest level since 2019 after rising by almost 12% in a year, new UCAS data shows. The UCAS June deadline release shows there were 134,210 ...

Rana Al-Falaki explains how, far from acting as a barrier, setting boundaries can unlock performance while also improving work-life balance. It is Sunday evening. Dinner is on the table, the children ...