DMello nurse struck off by GDC

DMello nurse struck off by GDC

Dental nurse Sally Hague, who formerly worked for disgraced dentist, Desmond D'Mello has been suspended indefinitely by the GDC, following criticism of her cross infection control. The panel heard that Mrs Hague's failings were ‘serious and significant’. They said an indefinite suspension was ‘appropriate and proportionate’.

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BDA attacks freeze on trainers’ pay

BDA attacks freeze on trainers- pay

The BDA has expressed its concern that the freeze on service costs to Foundation Dentists’ educational supervisors has continued once again. Henrik Overgaard-Nielsen, Chair of General Dental Practice Committee said: “Foundation training is a key part of ensuring the quality of NHS dentistry, and freezing these service cost payments, which cover the FD’s nurse, surgery labs and materials, is an act of unnecessary self-harm.”

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Northern Ireland dentist wins gold in gymnastics

Northern Ireland dentist wins gold in gynastics

A Northern Ireland dentist has been crowned a British gymnastics champion in her very first tournament at the age of 44. Ursula Goode was adjudged the best competitor in the over-40s novice section at the championships at the National Sports Centre in Lilleshall near Birmingham, the home of British gymnastics.

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Tooth Fairy payouts rise by 5%

Tooth Fairy payouts rise by 5%

Tooth Fairies pay UK kids an average of £1.49 per tooth – a five per cent increase on 2016, according to research. Children in London get the most, typically receiving £1.88 on average per tooth. While those living in the South West will find the lowest amount under their pillows – £1.18.

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Older people’s oral health is focus of new report

Older people-s oral health is focus of new report

The Faculty of Dental Surgery says, in a new report, that at least 1.8 million people aged 65 and over may have their life blighted by an urgent dental condition and this could rise by more than 50% by 2040. Concerns have been raised about the effect that conditions such as toothache and oral sepsis are having on older people’s quality of life.

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GPs still prescribing homeopathic remedies

GPs still prescribing homeopathic remedies

Campaigners have warned that some GPs and other NHS doctors are undermining a policy to stop homeopathic treatments. NHS England has announced a ban on commissioning them, yet in London and the South West family doctors continue to prescribe them, and some NHS hospitals deliver them, costing up to £6 million a year, it has been reported.

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