Expanded dental care services for medical card holders announced
Irish Dental Association warns changes ‘will do little’ to address issues
Irish Dental Association warns changes ‘will do little’ to address issues
From heart to eyes, weight, skin, mental health and teeth, Covid-19 has affected us
Stephen Donnelly said ‘a range of oral health measures’ would be introduced next year
Dental Treatment Services Scheme covers basic care for medical card holders
As the campaign steps up, pharmacists have yet to administer a single dose
Conversations with patients on Covid anxiety point to growing issue, says association
Irish Dental Association says about 250 dentists have left scheme in last 12 months
Mounting worry about operating due to increased prevalence of virus in community
Link between oral and general health ‘completely overlooked’, says leading dentist
People unaware emergency dental services continued to operate throughout
Irish Dental Association says Simon Harris promised protective equipment for dentists
Guidance on infection control was published on Friday by State’s Health Protection Surveillance Centre
Profession ‘collapsing’ under strain of restrictions and government help needed urgently
Irish Dental Association says that facilities should be open to all patients
Many dental practices scale back amid warnings the profession is ‘on the brink of collapse’
Group seeks urgent meeting with Minister amid fears for vulnerable professionals
Irish Dental Association expresses concern at ‘lack of clear guidance’ over outbreak
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Irish Dental Association says new scheme proposed by Government is ‘unworkable’
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Wearing of gumshields is not mandatory in rugby, hockey or basketball
Cutbacks in HSE services mean children’s teeth are not being checked until sixth class
Free GP care for children extended, extra waiting list funding and an additional 1,000 therapists, nurses to be employed
Coulter previously worked for the Bar of Ireland and the Irish Medical Association
Representative bodies claim HSE figures on GP and dentist earnings are ‘misleading’
The new oral health policy looks attractive for parents but dentists argue it is ‘unworkable’
The dental profession is unique among mainstream healthcare professionals in Ireland in not being required by law to undertake continuous professional development training
Dentists training to become specialists forced abroad, many never to return, says RCSI
Government scheme founded on ‘deluded and dangerously misleading’ assumptions
Minister for Health and HSE ‘regret’ delay in completion but ‘robust report’ a priority
New analysis shows cost of Government policy for adult medical-card holders and children
Youngsters enduring ‘pain and infections’ for want of adequate service, claims Fianna Fáil
Survey finds 97% of dentists lack confidence in Dental Treatment Services Scheme
Dental practice received €381,000 in payments from health authority
Combination of carbonation, sweetness and alcohol has the potential to cause tooth sensitivity and enamel erosion
Companies selling kits by post often not even dentists, complaints resolution service says
Drop in costly fillings and root canals as State funding cut from €150m to €75m
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Dental association claimed changes would lead to break-up of service to medical card holders
Case centres around changes to dental treatment for medical card holders
HSE report shows one dental practice received €362,000 in payments for 2014
Almost 7,000 have been waiting for treatment for over two years
Irish Dental Association blames Government cuts to family dental supports
Irish Dental Association president says 76% of those in 2012 Olympics had gum disease
Calls follow move to begin unwinding emergency cuts to GP fees
HSE plan for dentists to prioritise older children condemned as a ‘stealth cut’ by the Irish Dental Association
Early preventive work and screening of young children’s teeth is crucial and cost-effective
With interest rising again after the recession, bargains are there – but dentists warn of the downside of travelling
National Oral Health Forum says free GP care should be extended to dental cover
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Irish Dental Association accuses HSE of leaving children without extraction service
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