National Dental News
- AI in dentistry and healthcare: understanding potential and risks is ‘critical’Artificial intelligence in dentistry and healthcare should provide clinicians with information, not recommendations, in order for teams to offer the most appropriate treatment. This is according to a new white paper looking at the impact and use of AI within healthcare, including dentistry. A collaboration between York University’s Centre for Assuring Autonomy, the MPS Foundation…
- NHS dentistry satisfaction reaches record lowPublic dissatisfaction with dentistry is higher than with any other NHS service, with only one in five people satisfied with how it runs. These are the latest results of the British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey, published by the Nuffield Trust and The King’s Fund. The survey has revealed that NHS dentistry satisfaction levels have ‘continued…
- US dentistry: a new world of possibilitiesAlan Clarke discusses his connection with US dentistry and what the Stateside Sessions series aims to bring UK dentists. Let’s begin with your story – how did you find your way into dentistry, and what sparked your love for the US? Well, my love for dentistry is a bit of a serendipitous tale. Growing up…
- Elevate your orthodontics with mandibular repositioning technologySmartee introduces the S8, S9 and S10 as solutions for mandibular repositioning to enhance your orthodontic treatments. Achieving ideal orthodontic treatment results goes beyond just aligning teeth, especially in complex Class II and Class III cases. Mastering mandibular repositioning is key to achieving functional balance, occlusal harmony, and long-term skeletal stability. With the right knowledge…
- Climate change linked to higher risk of mouth cancerWorsening climate change has been linked to an increased risk of mouth cancer and other dental diseases by a new study. The study found that extreme weather events due to climate change negatively impacted oral health in a number of ways. During events such as hurricanes or floods, people are less likely to have access…