Dentistry
Why do cats, dogs and other carnivores have far neater and straighter teeth than humans?
The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts
06, Nov, 2022 @2:01 PM
Delay in resolving complaints is worsening patient access to dentists | Letter
Letter: Morale in the profession and patient care is being affected by cases that remain unresolved, writes John Makin, the head of the Dental Defence Union
Letters
09, Aug, 2022 @5:20 PM
Time to reverse the decay in NHS dentistry | Letter
Letter: We need rigorous manpower planning for the current and future needs of our service, writes Dr John Puntis of Keep Our NHS Public
Letters
05, May, 2022 @4:53 PM
Tony Brooks obituary
Leading Formula One racing driver of the 1950s who won six world championship grands prix
Richard Williams
04, May, 2022 @10:47 AM
British dentistry is in a rotten state | Letters
Letter: Jaw infections are not uncommon and many patients are left in a void of pain and inaction, writes Ian Moutter
Letters
24, Apr, 2022 @4:50 PM
Ruth Freeman obituary
Other lives: Professor of dental public health research and psychoanalytic psychotherapist
Gerald Humphris
31, Dec, 2021 @4:06 PM
Dental students in England offered £10,000 to switch university
Grade inflation means many courses are oversubscribed, but universities say cash incentives are not the answer
Anna Fazackerley
15, Aug, 2021 @5:45 AM
Grade inflation forces ministers to pay for extra medical school places
More students could join medical and dentistry courses in England after exams cancelled
Rachel Hall and Richard Adams
05, Aug, 2021 @6:28 PM
We won’t fix the obesity epidemic by locking people’s jaws shut | Arwa Mahdawi
This is an economic issue, and a ‘torture device’ that stops you opening your mouth properly isn’t the solution, writes Arwa Mahdawi
Arwa Mahdawi
29, Jun, 2021 @3:04 PM
Mike Lennon obituary
Other lives: Innovative academic dentist with a wide public health perspective
Geoff Taylor
06, Jun, 2021 @4:43 PM
Lockdown has slowed me down. So why can't I spare two minutes to clean my teeth? | Adrian Chiles
Apparently I have been cleaning them wrong all my life. Now I’m determined to brush my way to inner peace, says Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles
Adrian Chiles
04, Feb, 2021 @7:00 AM
English universities to honour admission offers 'where possible'
Government to lift cap on student numbers for some courses and provide extra funding
Richard Adams Education editor
20, Aug, 2020 @3:32 PM
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