Welcome to Dental Update
The journal for the clinician working on the coalface of dentistry
Dental Update is the leading peer-reviewed clinical journal for the dentist in General Practice. First published in 1973 it helps GDPs face everyday challenges which occur in the surgery, offering practical and relevant solutions and keeping practitioners informed of innovative developments and clinical procedures.
The ultimate resource for relevant, evidence-based dentistry
Dental Update provides a range of information and is an invaluable resource, not just focusing on the complexities of restorative and preventative dentistry but also covering a variety of specialities, all delivered in a clear and readable tone.
Authoritative content by expert clinicians
Dental Update authors include expert clinicians such as: Prof Trevor Burke, Dr Louis Mackenzie, Dr Steven Bonsor, Dr Richard Field, Dr Andrew Chandrapal, Dr Dipesh Parmar, Dr Jansie van Rensburg, Prof Tara Renton, Prof Avijit Banerjee to name just a few.
All areas of Dental Specialism including:
· Restorative Dentistry
· General Practice
· Periodontics
· Oral Surgery
· Oral Cancer detection
- Paediatric Dentistry
An editorial policy of clinical excellence
All papers are peer-reviewed by specialists in their field. Our editorial board, headed by Professor Trevor Burke, is comprised of influential and prominent figures within high street dentistry and leaders in primary dental care and education.
A subscription includes 11 issues and 44 hours of verifiable CPD per year, access to an online archive of past articles dating back to 1999 and available online and in print format or via the app.
Current Live Edition: Volume 46 Number 8 - September 2019
P705 Editorial: The genesis of minimal cavity design by T Burke
Cavity design is an important consideration in direct restorative dentistry: readers will be aware from their own clinical experience that large cavities fail more readily than small and that large cavities, especially in premolar teeth, may predispose to cusp fracture.
P707 Guest Editorial: College of General Dentistry by N W
“Doesn’t dentistry have its own College?” is a common, surprised reaction by colleagues in other healthcare professions, who simply assumed that dentistry must have a College. Then comes the question: “Is anything being done to create a College for dentistry?”.
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