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BDA releases statement on Black Lives Matter movement

The British Dental Association (BDA) has set out how it will tackle racial disparities within dentistry as it speaks out…

Face mask or fake mask – getting the right PPE equipment for your dental practice

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NHS versus private – financial insights during the COVID-19 crisis

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EXCLUSIVE – Tony Kilcoyne speaks out about his falling out with the BDA

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Jeremy Hunt promises to reopen inquiry into dentistry

Most practices to treat less than quarter of pre-COVID patient numbers, survey shows

FGDP release guidelines for safe return to general dentistry

Dental professionals respond to reopening date for practices

Life during and after lockdown as a new practice owner

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BDA slams GDC for refusal to change ARF payments

Dental groups band together to create ‘back to work’ guidance

The day we took NHSE to court

Fighting the good fight

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‘Inadequately protected’: BDA calls for better PPE for workers fighting coronavirus

Dentists react to measures for self-employed during coronavirus crisis

Coronavirus – the latest updates for dental professionals

BDA recommends ceasing routine dentistry to help counter coronavirus

Coronavirus could force redeployment of dental staff to support NHS

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Black Lives Matter – experiences from the dental profession

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BAPD urges government to reconsider PPE requirements for dentistry

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Dentistry Online podcast with Hanna Kinsella

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Dentists unable to continue wearing a respirator mask in the long term

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Dentistry Online podcast with Hassan Asad

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‘The hardest week so far’: one dentist’s experience of getting back to practice

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The impact of COVID-19 on the profession’s mental health

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The hygienist’s blog – toothpaste is just toothpaste, right?

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Will dentistry survive a financial crash?

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NHS England dental practices told to assess vulnerable staff within four weeks

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