Help for NHS dentists is just a phone call away

Help for NHS dentists is just a phone call away

All NHS doctors and dentists in England now have 24/7 access to confidential advice and support, the Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, has announced. More than 180,000 doctors and dentists can get confidential advice and support, in person or over the phone, if they’ve faced a stressful incident at work or feel they are struggling with their mental health.

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Denplan and Chase de Vere join forces to provide specialist NHS pensions advice

Denplan and Chase de Vere join forces to provide specialist NHS pensions advice

Denplan has chosen Chase de Vere, one of the UK’s leading independent financial advisers specialising in the NHS Pension and advice to healthcare professionals,  as a preferred provider for its 6,500 Denplan member dentists. They said: “We know from talking to our members that NHS pensions are a real concern for them when considering whether to move to a fully private practice.”

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GDPs to receive 2.42% rise – 7 months late

GDPs to receive 2.42% rise – 7 months late

The BDA has been told that NHS GDPs in England will be paid a 2.42% uplift in their November pay run. The Department has confirmed that the rise for 2019/2020 will be backdated to April 2019. Eddie Crouch, Chair of the BDA’s Review Body Evidence Committee, said: “This much needed uplift should have been implemented in April, but dentists will only receive this in November.”

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Dental Technician boxer wins title fight

Dental Technician boxer wins title fight

Britain’s Josh Warrington defended his IBF world featherweight title for the third time with an emphatic second-round win over Sofiane Takoucht. Warrington, 28, knocked the Frenchman down twice before the referee stopped the contest after another flurry. After school, Josh started working at Beever Dental Laboratory, which would give him the nickname “The Tooth Fairy.”

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Affairs of the heart and avoiding confusion – BSPD Conference

Affairs of the heart and avoiding confusion – BSPD Conference

The known association between coronary heart disease (CHD) and risk of dental disease makes the care of children with congenital heart conditions a highly relevant topic for the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry’s (BSPD) annual conference. Hosting the 2019 conference in Birmingham, the Midlands branch chose the theme “Hearts and Minds”.

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Northumberland votes to extend water fluoridation

Northumberland votes to extend water fluoridation

Northumberland county council has approved the next steps to extend the fluoridation of the water supply in the county. The plan is subject to approval from the Health Secretary and they also propose to hold a public consultation to run from May to August next year. The Community Water Fluoridation (CWF) network was closely involved, following a unanimous vote at the LDC Conference.

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Dental practices given clean bill of health

Dental practices given clean bill of health

The latest Care Quality Commission (CQC) report, State of Care, gives dental practices an almost clean bill of health, with over 95% needing no action following an inspection, in such critical areas as safety, effectiveness, ‘caring’ and ‘responsive’. But the report says that increased demand for frontline NHS dental services has led to ‘challenges’ in accessing appointments.

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Long waits for oral and maxillofacial surgery in Scotland revealed by Lib Dems

Long waits for oral and maxillofacial surgery in Scotland revealed by Lib Dems

Statistics obtained by the Scottish Liberal Democrats show waits of up to 125 weeks for inpatient oral and maxillofacial treatment in Scotland. This is set against the  Scottish government’s 12-week target for surgery. “These new figures have shed light on the staggeringly long waits some patients face for important dental treatment,” said a spokesman.

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