HIP~Z : An appeal for health, Zanzibar

HIP~Z : An appeal for health, Zanzibar
Dentist and GDPUK member, Ike Fazal, is appealing to all his dental colleagues, wherever you are, to donate in kind, any redundant dental items, which may be surplus to your needs,  items of equipment, hand instruments, or all kinds of consumables. ‘HIP~Z’: Health Improvement Project, ZANZIBAR, is a British charity, which is now in a joint venture agreement with the Ministry of Health, Zanzibar.
http://www.hipz.org.uk

Donation page : http://www.hipz.org.uk/donateHIPZ

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GDPs in England to receive 1.5% contract uplift

GDPs in England to receive 1.5% contract uplift
General Dental Practitioners in England will receive only 1.5% uplift in their contract values. The Review Body made no recommendation for GDPs in England wales or Northern Ireland, although they recommended that those in Scotland should receive an increase in fees to deliver a 1% rise in net income. The Department of Health has also signalled that it intends to implement changes to the way that dental contracts are managed at the end of the 2013/14 financial year.
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New dental charity founded

New dental charity founded
A chance encounter whilst on holiday in Burma in March 2012, has led to the foundation of a new UK dental charity thanks to the enthusiasm and dedication of practice owners Sharon Bierer and her husband, dentist Henrik Overgaard-Nielsen. Burmadent has been granted charitable status by the Charities Commission in double quick time thanks to the documented evidence that the organisation has already carried out important voluntary work.
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Biological tooth replacement, a step closer say researchers

Biological tooth replacement, a step closer say researchers
Scientists have developed a new method of replacing missing teeth with a bioengineered material generated from a person's own gum cells. Current implant-based methods of whole tooth replacement fail to reproduce a natural root structure and as a consequence of the friction from eating and other jaw movement, loss of jaw bone can occur around the implant.
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