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There are many reasons why the personal conduct of a healthcare professional should be consistently of an appropriate standard.

R U E-AWARE? It is not always appreciated that these new forms of communication are required to conform to the same professional and ethical standards as the more traditional media.

This article explores five common financial pitfalls and gives tips of ways a newly qualified dentist can overcome them and explores the temptation of spending money unwisely.

Andrew Wilson recently graduated and he shares his experience in the lead up to that all important degree.

Christine Gordon, a dental student in her final year at the University of Sheffield, explores the possibilities of making the transition from undergraduate to foundation training an easier process.

Recent advances in endodontic instrument design and obturation techniques have made the outcome more predictable, but not guaranteed.

Being a dentist gives us many privileges. Perhaps the most important is the right to ask our patients questions of a confidential nature, and to expect truthful answers.

Ideas to help you through your exams in a relatively calm and relaxed manner, before you reach that final coffee and chocolate filled night of last-minute revision.

Susan Willatt argues that everyone can make mistakes but the important thing is to learn from them.