Starting well
The Chief Dental Officer for England has produced a set of online resources for dental professionals, as part of the Starting Well Core initiative.
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Tackling counterfeit tools
With more than 30 years’ working in commercial, advocacy, technical, communications and marketing roles, BDIA Chief Executive Edmund Proffitt has a deep understanding of the issues industry bodies need to address.
Heatwave and sugar high
The British Dental Association (BDA) has urged restraint as new figures show kids are consuming five times their recommended daily sugar intake during the summer, with the heat pushing them to ice creams, lollies and soft drinks.
Depression and gum disease
A new study suggests that psycho-social factors, such as depression, stress, emotional vulnerability and Type A personality are associated with more severe periodontal injuries.
Erectile dysfunction study
New research finds a link between gum disease and erectile dysfunction.
LGBT and oral health
Do you know the specific needs of your LGBT patients?
Life-changing stories and you
Two of the speakers at the National Dental Nursing Conference will be sharing their life-changing experiences.
Don't panic
Fiona Ellwood, Dental Nursing editorial board member and patron of the Society of British Dental Nurses, explains all you need to know about the upcoming ECPD
Alcohol and oral health risks
Just one alcoholic drink a day changes the balance of bacteria in the mouth and can lead to a range of diseases from tooth decay to cancer, a new study has revealed.
Showcase registration open
Join thousands of delegates at the largest dental show in the UK, to discover the very latest innovations across an unrivalled selection of exhibitor stands.
Fluoride in water supplies
Local authorities in the UK should add fluoride to water supplies, following new research that confirms it has no negative effects.
Risks of oral piercings
Tongue piercings may affect gums and teeth in close proximity with the piercing.
Stress and perio impact
A study reveals that psychosocial factors such as depression, stress, emotional vulnerability and Type A personality are associated with more severe periodontal injuries.
Athletes and dental disease
Elite athletes have significant levels of periodontal disease, with one third reporting that poor oral health impacted their performance negatively.
Reel them in with enthusiasm
Enthusiasm is a ‘big catch’ when it comes to landing that next big job and you should cast your net wide.
