Restorative dentistry is the study, examination and treatment of diseases of the oral cavity, the teeth and their supporting structures. Restorative Dentistry includes the dental monospecialties of endodontics, periodontics and prosthodontics (including implantology), and its foundation is based upon how these interact in the management of cases requiring multifaceted care.

An update from Sara Hurley, Chief Dental Officer England

Sara Hurley has issued a new update to the NHS dental profession today on a small change to IPC guidance.

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Update to the dental profession

The Chief Dental Officer for England, Sara Hurley, and Director for Primary Care, Ed Waller, have issued an update to the dental profession containing important information for the NHS dental community.

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Statement regarding the future working relationships for BSRD, RD-UK and SRRDG- June 2021

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Better supporting our patients with a learning disability or autism

Sara Hurley has issued the below bulletin to the profession which details a host of useful resources, advice and patient facing materials on treating patients with a learning disability or autistic people.

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Contractual arrangements announced for the next 6 months

NHS England has informed dental practices of the contractual arrangements over the next six months.

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BSRD Winter Meeting 2021 details released!

"The Devil is in the Detail"

Save the date: Friday 19th November 2021

Venue:The Royal Institution, London.

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BSRD to support the College, intended Royal College of General Dentistry.

The College, intended Royal College of General Dentistry will be formally launched this summer.

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Chief Dental Officer- spot the signs of domestic abuse and support survivors and victims.

Chief Dental Officer Sara Hurley has called on the dental profession to help spot the signs of domestic abuse and to support survivors and victims.

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