Northern Ireland review puts HSC dentistry’s funding gap at £50 an hour
A Department of Health-commissioned review estimates it costs around £145 an hour to deliver health service dental care in Northern Ireland against public fees…
The British Dental Association says the government's pledge to overhaul the 2006 contract is in doubt. The evidence so far is one account of one meeting, and the department's own…
A Department of Health-commissioned review estimates it costs around £145 an hour to deliver health service dental care in Northern Ireland against public fees…
A 26% jump in fitness-to-practise concerns in 2025 — and a further 20% rise so far in 2026 — is straining the regulator's costs…
England delivered 37.6 million courses of NHS dental treatment last year, up 6.2%, while the share of the adult population seen barely moved. The…
Evergreen, primary-sourced reference for the person carrying the risk. Updated as our reporting develops.
CQC registration and inspection, GDC obligations, waste, radiography and the annual cycle a practice has to keep.
Valuation, due diligence, deal structure and goodwill — and an honest account of which numbers in this market are marketing.
Skill mix and scope of practice, recruitment and retention, and pay benchmarked against published scales rather than agency guides.
A cross-party think tank, the Association of Dental Groups and the BDA are now publicly at odds over how far NHS contract reform should…
The medicines regulator has proposed lifting its annual device registration fee from £300 to £511 per category from April 2027, a year after it…
Home Office figures show six dental nurses were granted sponsored work visas in the nine months after July 2025's skill-threshold rise, and none at…
The adviser's Dental Market Review 2026 says corporates and private equity are back and competing hard for the best practices, with most accepted offers…
New NHSBSA figures show courses of treatment up 6% for adults and 7% for children in 2025/26, yet total activity remains below 95% of…
Two-thirds of UK practices already run a mixed model, and cost pressure is pushing more owners to follow. The operational case is sound —…