In the final issue of 2020 we look at the impact COVID-19 had on the day-to-day workings of a dental practice

As the pandemic continues to cripple dentistry across the UK, we take a look whether missed appointments and the huge backlog could create an oral cancer time bomb

As the COVID-19 bowling ball careens through the dental industry as we know it, we ask whether labs and technicians are the last pins to fall

Welcome to the third BDJ In Practice associate themed issue. In it we take a look at how important corporate dentistry's recovery is to associates

Dental services may have resumed in a limited capacity, but there is still a storm on the horizon. How do practices move from survival to revival?

We ask what kind of future lies ahead for students and young dentists

We've heard and read about the challenges high street dentistry faces in light of the pandemic, but what about the CDS? We ask how will the service look post-COVID-19

In times of crisis, sometimes difficult questions need to be asked. In this issue, I ask how much time NHS dentistry has left

We take a look at GDC Fitness to Practise cases relating to infection control violations between 2014-18

Times are changing in the profession, and the nature of complaints is no different. We take a look how they're changing - and how to handle them

We ask a simple question: where are all the specialists?

It's important to know where you've come from to know where you're going. In this issue, Kevin Lewis assesses where he thinks dentistry will be 20 years from now