Putting a smile into Cherbourg
A volunteer dental clinic run by students is making a huge difference to the people of an Aboriginal community in Queensland that doesn’t have...
All in the family
Is it a good idea to bring family and business together under one roof? We get the lowdown from four different family practices. By...
High speed pursuit
The data speeds promised by the National Broadband Network is revolutionising tele-dentistry and, as a result the delivery of public healthcare, as a team...
From rescue to recovery
Twelve months in, the challenge for the TOOTH program is establishing dental care as more than crisis management. By John Burfitt
It is so hard...
On the road again
Can Australia deliver on dentistry for Australian teens? Perhaps New Zealand has a private model we can look at, says Andy Kollmorgen It’s fair to...
The joy of giving
South Australian dentist Dr Dick Milner has taken his desire to help the helpless further than most, travelling around the world to give free...
2 steps backwards
Queensland’s decision to give local councils control of fluoride in water has met with condemnation from dental authorities, but it has not stopped six councils...
In line for the crown
A new technique championed by Professor Hanny Calache and Dental Health Services Victoria is tackling the problem of childhood decay. By Susanna Nelson
Rates of...
White fight
The debate over what is a safe level of peroxide in at-home tooth whitening kits continues, with battle lines drawn between the profession and...
Family ties
The ADA’s new federal president, Dr Karin Alexander, has taken on the job during interesting times. Kerryn Ramsey reports
Karin Alexander became president of the...
Back to the future
A decade ago, the future of dentistry looked like a limited, and more female-dominated, workforce. A.M. Walsh looks at how the predictions measure up...
What you need
Many dentists would be happy not having to deal with either special needs patients, or those with intense dental phobia. Dr Avanti Karve has...