Some time ago the Society used to have a ‘Drop in Saturday’ event, at that time it was suggested that the evening sessions were a better option. One of the matters discussed for 2025 was around a mixed approach. This is intended to give members more choice and an opportunity to catch up. So, the […]
The Society prides itself in having the right people around the table and meaningful partnerships. Progression, development, and opportunities for dental nurses is after all our central focus. Having such expertise to turn to on the Honorary Consultants Board is so important. The professional interests that Prof Louca holds will certainly complement the other board
Welcoming Professor Chris Louca Read More »
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2024 Review – This is such an important time in our calendar Read More »
The Society is delighted to see a recently retired senior dental nurse Pamela Auld recognised in the New Year Honours list 2024/2025 for services to dental nursing and patient Welfare in Scotland. We also congratulate Dr Penelope (Pepe) Shirlaw LDN Chair and Honorary Consultant for her MBE for her services to dentistry. Recognition for dental
New Year’s Honours For Dental Professionals Read More »
The National Audit Office published its report on the 27th of November 2024. The Society was privileged to be part of the team selected to give evidence to the National Audit Office alongside other key stakeholders. The purpose of the meeting was to inform the report based on the intended long-term NHS plan and the
Investigation into the NHS dental Recovery Plan Read More »
It was a real pleasure to attend the Denplan roundtable event in parliament this week, to celebrate the launch of their ‘Future of Dentistry’ Report and contribute to the discussion. The central focus of the report is to focus on ‘Unlocking solutions to improving oral health’. The event was hosted by Catherine Rutland Clinical Director
dENPLAN ROUNDTABLE EVENT – westminister Read More »
The Society has been working with a number of dental nurse registrants and representatives to establish a definition that is worthy of the current-day dental nurse and dental nursing. A recent research piece undertaken by the Executive Director of the Society has made it very clear that being valued, recognised, and acknowledged shapes and informs
The Society was honoured to present the position of dental nurses from a member’s perspective and the wider dental nursing community. The Society was asked to present the information against the backdrop of 4 questions posed by the General Dental Council: Given 5 minutes to provide a summary was perhaps a challenge in itself. Nevertheless,
the Society presents on the GDC survey findings for dental nurses. Read More »
We are thrilled to announce that Clare Faulkner has become the President of the Society. Clare has an extensive portfolio in dental nursing and is currently a dental nurse matron at Birmingham Dental School. Prior to this, she was the principal dental nurse at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust and was the lead dental nurse
