Calls for 'targeted approach'
Following a new survey published by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID), dentists have urged the government to take a “consistent, targeted approach” to children’s oral healthcare.
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Workplace bullying CPD event
The British Association of Dental Nurses (BADN) has announced its February ‘Coffee Catchup’ on workplace bullying will be free for all participants.
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Key speaker announced
Stephen Kinnock, minister of state for care, will be a key speaker at the BDIA Dental Showcase 2025.
Charity provides dental kits
A London-based charity, Who is Hussain, has given out dental kits to help address poor dental health in the homeless community.
Education facility launched
A multi-million pound dental education and training facility has been launched in Newcastle.
Oral health education scheme
BrightBites, an oral health education programme, has delivered sessions to more than 60,000 school children across the UK.
Long queue for NHS dental care
A dental clinic in Bristol experienced large queues on February 6, 2025, after it announced it would be enrolling new NHS patients.
College to recruit board chair
The College of General Dentistry has announced it is seeking the next chair of the board for its Faculty of Dental Hygiene and Dental Therapy.
Oral bacteria and brain health
The bacteria in your mouth and on your tongue may be linked to changes in brain function as you age, research has suggested.
Kendal clinic wins award
A Kendal dental practice has been awarded a ‘Green Impact for Dentistry’ Gold Award 2024.
Dental group improves workflow
The dental group, Tooth Club, has announced its partnership with Agilio Software, adopting its platforms to optimise operational processes.
Charity events calendar
Dentaid The Dental Charity has published its 2025 fundraising events calendar.
Support for a smokefree UK
Young people welcome the idea of the government’s smokefree generation policy, viewing it as a chance to free their generation from harmful addiction, says a study led by the University of Nottingham.
Mouth bacteria and stroke risk
A preliminary study indicates that a common bacteria typically found in the mouth and gut is more prevalent in individuals who have experienced a stroke.
Lack of oral hygiene
More than one in three parents say their child has faced issues like tooth decay, cavities, stained teeth, gum concerns or tooth pain over the past two years, according to a poll.
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