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Published: Monday, 06 February 2017 07:42
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A new guide has been published by the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry in support of parents of children with autism. The guide covers all aspects of children’s dental health from introducing the child to tooth brushing at home to preparing for dental appointments. Wendy Bellis, a leading authority on the management and treatment of children with autism wrote the content.
Read more: New dental advice for parents of children with autism
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Published: Thursday, 02 February 2017 07:49
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Child dental registration rates in Scotland are now above 90% in all areas. Of the 4.9 million people registered only 3.5 million were seen by an NHS dentist in past two years. The BDA’s Robert Donald, of the SGDPC said there are nearly two million Scots who are not getting the NHS dental treatment, “The Scottish government must stop boasting about ‘record breaking’ registration rates.”
Read more: Scotland: child registrations above 90%
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Published: Wednesday, 01 February 2017 07:41
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The General Dental Council (GDC) has published plans for how its approach to regulating dental professionals will be reformed to put public safety firmly at its heart. Proposals outlined at the very end of January 2017 show how the GDC will focus on the prevention of harm. To learn more and respond to this consultation see links end of the article.
Read more: GDC is listening to your views on change
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Published: Tuesday, 31 January 2017 07:49
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NASDAL (The National Association of Specialist Dental Accountants and Lawyers) has announced the results of its latest goodwill survey and practice valuations continue on their upward trend. Alan Suggett, who complied the survey, said that perhaps the biggest news of the last month was that MyDentist have withdrawn from buying any dental practices.
Read more: Practice Goodwill values grow unabated
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Published: Monday, 30 January 2017 07:40
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Capita's performance in processing dental performer list applications for newly qualified dentists has been questioned in both the Commons and Lords. Ministers in both Houses gave similar answers, which gave a little more information, but not much.
Read more: Capita’s performance questioned in Parliament
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Published: Monday, 30 January 2017 07:39
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The British Dental Association (BDA) has secured a further extension to the grace period for Dental Foundation Training applications to the Performers List following mismanagement by Capita. It is demanding compensation for all practitioners who has lost out as a result of this shambles.
Read more: BDA demands compensation for Capita failings
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Published: Monday, 30 January 2017 07:36
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The issue of offering parents the choice of ‘dental milk’ in schools was raised in the House of Lords. Dental milk is semi-skimmed milk to which the dairy has added a small amount of fluoride. It looks, tastes and smells just like ordinary milk.
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Published: Monday, 30 January 2017 07:36
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A new Dean has been appointed at Cardiff School of Dentistry, overseeing all aspects of dental teaching and research. Professor Alastair Sloan will take over from Professor Michael Lewis as Dean and Head of School for the School of Dentistry on August 1, 2017. Professor Sloan joined Cardiff University in 2005 from The University of Birmingham where he was Lecturer in Oral Biology.
Read more: New dean for Cardiff dental school
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Published: Thursday, 26 January 2017 07:37
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Some GPs are drawing up plans to sidestep NHS rules and charge their patients for weekend or evening appointments, it was reported by the magazine Pulse. But this is opposed by the BMA’s GP committee. NHS England was reported as saying: “All patients have a right to access high-quality primary care services which are free at the point of delivery.”
Read more: Doctors float the idea of patient charges
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