Losing an adult tooth has always meant one thing: replacing it. Implants, bridges and dentures do a good job of restoring how a mouth looks and functions, but none of…

Pressure in dentistry is real. Clinical demands, growing patient expectations and the day-to-day realities of running a busy practice can all compete for attention. But while some pressures are unavoidable,…

Recent developments have placed renewed focus on the challenges faced by internationally qualified dentists seeking registration in the UK. Ongoing technical issues affecting the Overseas Registration Examination (ORE), alongside concerns…

Periodontitis is far more than a common dental condition, it’s one of the world’s most significant public health challenges. In fact, it is the sixth most prevalent disease globally, with…

Hypersensitive gagging is a common challenge in dentistry, affecting patients of all ages and often making routine procedures significantly more difficult. While many people associate gagging with a simple reflex…

New research published in Nature Communications has revealed a fascinating connection between early-life immunity and long-term oral health. Scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have discovered that antibodies passed…

A recent study has highlighted a powerful yet often overlooked intervention in healthcare: improving oral hygiene. Findings from the Hospital Acquired Pneumonia Prevention (HAPPEN) study reveal that better oral care…

Access to NHS dentistry in England has reached a critical point, with growing concerns that the system is no longer meeting the needs of patients. Against this backdrop, the government…

Access to NHS dental care in England has become increasingly difficult for patients in recent years. A recent investigation has highlighted a concerning trend: dentists are returning hundreds of millions…

Dental school equips future dentists with outstanding clinical knowledge, technical precision, and patient care expertise. However, once many graduates step into professional practice, particularly in private or mixed practices, they…