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UK Dental Work Permits

Discover the legal requirements you need to work in the UK as a dentist if travelling to the UK from inside or outside the EU.

NHS Paying Dentists Huge Wages in UK

According to National Health Service statistsics, there was a total of 645 dentists who earned over £250,000 in the UK. More incredible than that, the NHS report found that 159 dentists earned between £250,000 and £275,000, 113 earned between £275,000 and £300,000, and 382 earned more than £300,000.

Private Dentistry

Before coming to work in the UK as a Dentist or Dental professional in either the NHS Dental sector or the Private Dentistry sector , it is important to have a good understanding of how both sectors work. Here we will discuss the private dental sector in some detail, which will provide good foundations for knowledge and future job decisions we would hope. Knowledge and information should be gleaned from our site and from talking to our knowledgable staff at Medicruit, which will help make career decisions by foreign dentists from europe a lot easier.

Technology, The Internet & Dentistry

Colgate decided to do some research in the area of consumer perceptions regarding dentistry and oral health. We have shared their research here. It is interesting for dentists and dental practice owners to take note of how technology and the internet is shaping peoples perceptions and knowledge. And how an online presence is essential for businesses and individuals alike.

Living & Working In The UK

The United Kingdom is world famous for it's cultural, historical and geographical diversity. It is a hotbed of new talent and is a magnet for workers and tourists from overseas looking to share in it's success. The UK welcomes migrant workers from overseas wishing to add to her pool of talent, and thereby increasing their quality of life, and bank balance!

Jan 9, 20101

Dentists able to help identify those at risk of a heart attack

Categories: Dentist News

It is being suggested by the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, that dentists are able to help identify those at risk of a heart attack. The study was carried out involving 200 men and women over the age of 45. Those who took part in the study did not have any known cardiovascular problems, or at risk of imminent heart attack. During a standard visit to their dentists in Boras and Gothenburg they were checked out for known risk factors for ... Read More

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