What the next Welsh Government must do to bridge the gap in oral health inequalities and rebuild dentistry in Wales.
Blog Date 15 April, 2021
How has the pandemic impacted children’s oral health, and what can we do to improve things?
How our oral health manifesto is shaping election debate and what else the next Scottish Government needs to do to bridge oral health inequalities.
Are dentists having trouble asking for help with their mental health? This Stress Awareness Month, we’re looking at the take up of our 24/7 counselling and mental health support services.
Blog Date 13 April, 2021
Our case to the pay review body made it clear that NHS Dentistry must remain viable - not only as a career for dentists, but for crucial patient access.
Rachel Bairsto, BDA Museum Head, on the colourful history of dentistry and how it has evolved
Blog Date 31 March, 2021
Government imposes harsher targets on NHS dental practices, but at least the door now appears open for real reform.
Blog Date 29 March, 2021
What Health Service and mixed practise dentists need to know as we approach the end of the financial year.
Blog Date 18 March, 2021
This new normal gives us a unique opportunity to address inequalities in oral health in Northern Ireland.
On the historical contributions women have made to dentistry and how you can share their untold stories.
Blog Date 8 March, 2021
On beginning DFT during COVID-19 and volunteering to fight against it.
On becoming a COVID-19 volunteer vaccinator in Scotland and how you can join up.
Blog Date 4 March, 2021
Reflecting on the issue of unconscious bias and gender discrimination in dentistry.
Blog Date 3 March, 2021
How we’re working to get the best deal possible for GDPs in a financially challenging environment.
On becoming a vaccinator and what dentists can do to help tackle vaccine misinformation and help engage BAME communities.
Blog Date 1 March, 2021
On the moving experience that is becoming a volunteer COVID-19 vaccinator.
The latest on contract reform, NHS financial support and targets for quarters one and two in Wales.
Blog Date 25 February, 2021
The Supreme court’s decision changes everything for Uber drivers but is unlikely to have any impact on dentistry’s self-employed associates.
Tristen Kelso reflects on the efforts being made to support dental students at this difficult and uncertain time.
Blog Date 18 February, 2021
BDA Chair Eddie Crouch on what new reforms could mean for the future of dental care.
Blog Date 17 February, 2021
Anurag Srinivas takes a look at how you can prepare for virtual Dental Core Training interviews.
Blog Date 11 February, 2021
BDA Museum Head Rachel Bairsto highlights the challenges of maintaining good oral health in the Regency period.
Blog Date 8 February, 2021
Nilesh Patel describes how our five-year campaign secured access to NHS pensions for prison dentists and how they can apply for it retrospectively.
Blog Date 3 February, 2021
Graham Smith, Chair of the Scottish PDS Committee, highlights the massive backlog of unmet dental need and the future capacity concerns.
Paul Blaylock finds out the latest on entry to DFT and how it’s been affected by the pandemic.
Blog Date 28 January, 2021
Roz McMullan on the GDS assistance programme, a one-stop-shop for mental health.
Blog Date 27 January, 2021
Eddie Crouch on the unprecedented cross-party support our members have helped generate for our campaign against targets.
Blog Date 20 January, 2021
Richard Graham, Chair of NI Dental Practice Committee, gives us an insight into progress made on Health Service dentistry campaigns this week.
Dave Cottam on why patient cancellations and staffing problems mean government must take a reality check in the new lockdown.
Blog Date 14 January, 2021
NI Council Chair Caroline Lappin looks at how the NI Executive performed in its first year back and asks what this means for dentistry.
Blog Date 7 January, 2021
