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For many years orthodontics has been regarded as a relatively low-risk field of dentistry with few dento-legal problems arising. Times have changed and we are currently seeing an increasing number of claims and complaints involving orthodontics.

Arti Hindocha reflects on some of the achievements made by Bridge2Aid and the satisfying and worthwhile friendships she has made whilst volunteering.

Alex Holden gives a brief introduction to the possibilities of using hypnosis in dentistry.

The people we work with, the materials, instruments and equipment we use and the dental laboratories with whom we work, and professional colleagues to whom we refer patients or who refer patients to us, are all part of our clinical routine and ‘comfort zone’.

When you leave dental school, you think that the world is your oyster and that you will never ever have to worry about work.

This article looks at the many aspects that need to be addressed for patients considering undergoing dental treatment abroad.

Andrew Wilson reflects on his first days in foundation training dentistry.

Techniques dentists can use to improve dental patient satisfaction understanding patients better.

In the Internet age, dental records have never been easier to create and share. Online you can find text, videos, digital images, sound files and every combination of these.