BDA attack GDC "mountain to climb on Fitness to Practise"

BDA attack GDC

The British Dental Association (BDA) has said the General Dental Council (GDC) must not be distracted from fixing its Fitness to Practise function, following the latest report from the Professional Standards Authority.

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FGDP publishes new implant training standards

FGDP publishes new implant training standards

The Faculty of General Dental Practice (UK) [FGDP(UK)] has published a new edition of its Training Standards For Implant Dentistry, the first such new edition since 2012. The Standards are available to download at www.fgdp.org.uk as a part of the Open Standards Initiative.    

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Global dental market to grow by over 13% by 2020

Global dental market to grow by over 13% by 2020

The market research store, Research and Markets,  has announced that the global dental services market is set to grow 13.81% by 2020. A key trend which is boosting market growth is the collaboration with leading insurance providers. The dental services market is heading toward easing the expenses for individuals and reducing their out-of-pocket expenditures.

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Baroness Benjamin raises child oral health in the Lords

Baroness Benjamin asked the Government what plans they had ‘to promote oral health for children’. The minister, Lord Prior, replied that the childhood obesity plan had introduced two important measures for oral health: a soft drinks industry levy and a sugar reduction programme. Also Public Health England “continues to lead a wide-ranging programme to improve children’s oral health.”

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RCS warns surgeons on obtaining consent

RCS warns surgeons on obtaining consent

The Royal College of Surgeons has published new guidance for surgeons to help them understand the shift in the law and its implications, after a landmark judgment given in a Supreme Court case in 2015, Montgomery vs Lanarkshire Health Board, clarified their understanding of patient consent. The extent that this warning may apply to dentists is uncertain.

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Brushing teeth ‘as effective as statins in preventing heart attack’

Brushing teeth ?as effective as statins in preventing heart attack?

Brushing teeth thoroughly to remove plaque may help prevent heart attacks and strokes by reducing inflammation in the body to levels close to those that can be achieved by statins, a new study suggests. Scientists in the US conducted a trial to see if a special toothpaste, which highlighted plaque on the teeth could improve cardiac health.

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