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  Catch up with this week’s dental news – 15 June 2024

  Posted by Dentistry on June 17, 2024 at 2:51 am

  It’s been an interesting week for dental news. Missed it? Here’s what’s happened over the past seven days…

  

  As the country gears up for polling day, both the public and the dental profession will be following the promises being made regarding the future of NHS dentistry.

  A recent Yougov survey suggested that NHS dentistry is a top concern for voters. The survey also indicated that dentistry is currently the least accessible NHS service, with nearly a third (28%) of respondents saying its the most important issue facing their local area.

  With this in mind and as parties continue to make pledges and publish manifestos, we take a look at what has been promised so far.

  Want to share your thoughts on this week’s stories? Email [email protected].

  

  Minister Andrea Leadsom previously put forward a £10 ‘insurance scheme’ fee for NHS dentistry, reports have suggested.

  

  No political party understands that the stress of working as an NHS dentist is not the dentistry part, but caused by the NHS itself, says Neel Kothari.

  

  Research found a potential link between xylitol, a low-calorie sweetener, and increased risk of life threatening health problems such as blood clots.

  

  NHS England has released statistics that show an increase in cigarette, vape and alcohol consumption from the previous year.

  

  While the efforts of ‘Instagram associates’ can benefit your practice, there are also times to exercise caution, Chris Barrow says.

  

  How do your earnings compare to the average? What do dental technicians think about the health service? Find out in the 2024 Dentistry Census results.

  

  Rebecca Silver shares her ten top tips for new dental nurses, from protecting your mental health to perfecting time management.

  

  With just two weeks to go, find out who is speaking at the 2024 South West Dentistry Show and the topics that will be discussed.

  

  We’re bringing you three webinars next week:

  Remember, all previous webinars are available on demand!

  If you’d like to write for Dentistry.co.uk, just email [email protected]. 

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