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This month plays host to the annual Nutrition and Hydration Week (12-18 March), but what does the occasion mean for the dental team? Derek Johnson explains

This month plays host to the annual Nutrition and Hydration Week (12-18 March), but what does the occasion mean for the dental team? Derek Johnson explains

Being bullied is something we all may encounter during our career. Andrew Collier considers the best way forward

How do your colleagues view your attitude to work? It may be time to take a step back and reassess your attitude, suggests Gaby Bissett

Trevor Burke and Russell Crisp present the PREP Panel’s evaluation of Dentsply Sirona Nupro White Varnish.

Has there been a sea change in the public’s attitude towards the sweet stuff? Gaby Bissett investigates

…when you leave a practice, by Trudie Dawson.

UK’s favourite seaside resort has some of the worst dental health statistics in the country. We hear from the BADN’s Pam Swain on a recent collaborative initiative

Rachel Pointer considers dental care throughout the teenage years

Mentoring should never be underestimated. It can be applied to different situations in different timeframes and in a number of contexts. Fiona Ellwood explains how

Chris Curtis is chairman of The Swallows, a charity that supports head and neck cancer patients and seeks to raise awareness of the disease. He talks to Simon Tucker

Have you given some serious thought to the career goals you hope to achieve in 2018? Here, we take some inspiration from other leading lights and their plans for the year…

Dental nurse Linda Day works at the Aldershot Dental Clinic, a Solent NHS Trust clinic for people with disabilities. Here, she considers the challenges and the rewards of her role

Sheila Wells gift-wraps some important festive advice – and it has your name on it!

Glenys Bridges reveals how to ensure a prosperous and successful New Year and beyond

Dr Zoe Marshman and Professor Nicola Innes discuss a £1.9 million research project to help secondary school children from deprived areas brush up on oral health – with the help of their smartphones