In this episode BDA Chair Eddie Crouch discusses the association's role, importance, and future in a time of change and uncertainty. 

In this episode we talk to Cagatay Guler, Solventum's vice president, about the launch of the company, the experience of spinning off from 3M, and what is in store for customers moving forwards. 

In this episode we talk to Caroline Philips, author of the children's book 'The Rotters'. She explains how she came up with the story, how it educate children, and its impact on motivating them to take care of their oral health.

In this episode we talk to Nishma Sharma, from the Diversity in Dentistry Action Group, about prejudice. We consider the steps practices can take in the face of abuse, and the role of dentistry more generally to promote tolerance. 

In this episode we discuss the subject of experience culture with Dentally's Nick Davies and James Harker.

In this episode Clementine Rees-Brown talks to Preetee Hylton, the BADN president elect, about STI awareness, the link between oral and sexual health, and how dental professionals can help patients.

In this episode we are talking to Mahurkh Khwaja on the issue of mental health and wellbeing, and discussing her new campaign Mission Mindful. 

In this episode we talk to Christie & Co's Paul Graham about the publication of the Dental Market Review. 

In this episode we talk to sales coach Mahmood Mawjee about life in and out of dentistry, and the importance of having passion in what you do. 

In this episode we talk to dentist and researcher Victoria Sampson on the importance of home care, motivation techniques and the links between oral and systemic health.