Posted by: probe-admin 22nd August 2019
Posted by: probe-admin 21st August 2019
Posted by: probe-admin 20th August 2019
Increasing costs are the main reason why people are put-off from going to the dentist, according to the findings of a new study. Research commissioned by the Oral Health Foundation found more than one-in-three (36%) Britons admit that they are sacrificing dental visits in order to keep their bank balance in check. This figure has…
Dental surgeons say all schools in England should be encouraged to become sugar free to tackle worrying levels of child tooth decay. The call comes as analysis by the Faculty of Dental Surgery (FDS) at the Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS) shows more than 100,000 hospital admissions for children under the age of…
People with type 2 diabetes are to get joined up care when receiving dental treatment thanks to new standards set by NHS England and NHS Improvement. This new standard supports the ambition in the NHS Long Term Plan to move towards a care service model in which patients will get improved support through joined-up care…
New data published by Dental Protection reveals that almost 40 per cent of its estimated annual claims costs in 2018 related to cases where treatment started ten or more years ago before the claim was made. Claims that relate to treatment that started many years ago are also being made for larger amounts, sometimes up…
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