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Support is key for increasing number of international dental graduates, says Dental Protection
Follows publication of the General Dental Council’s latest statistical report Read more
AI and virtual tech take centre stage at dental conference
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh unveils expert speaker programme for 2026 Dental Triennial Conference Read more
International dentists outnumber UK dentists joining GDC register
Supporting a diverse and growing dental workforce is one of the regulator’s core commitments Read more
Former cinema to be converted into dental practice
It will also serve as the administrative headquarters of a series of practices Read more
GDC confirms first ORE sittings and fees under new contract
Increasing capacity forms part of a collaborative approach to supporting the workforce and improving access to care for patients Read more
From the Magazine
References
1 Ardakani M. T., Moscowchi A., Valian N. K., and Zakerzadeh E., Lip Repositioning With or Without Myotomy: A Systematic… Read more
Ambitious dentists can go far
Elevate your dental career with Clyde Munro. Their Scottish practices offer clinical autonomy, cutting-edge digital technology, and unparalleled professional support. Read more
Why Scottish dentists drink more than they admit
The profession celebrates clinical excellence but quietly ignores how dentists are coping with the weight of it Read more
What’s in a number?
Figures surrounding the number of dentists entering the profession must be scrutinised Read more
How could you help tackle obesity in children
Dental teams have an important role to play in reducing obesity in children. Read more
From the Archive
Practice profile: Eilertsen Dental Care
The start of 2010 has seen this Dundee University graduate realise massive change in her professional life with a brand new practice in, for her, a brand new location. Read more
Continuing problems?
Will Continuous Registration mean huge lists or lead to a more stable patient relationship? Scottish Dental investigates Read more