In this episode Shannu Bhatia, the former president of the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry, looks at the current child oral health landscape, and what steps can be made to improve things. 

In this episode Shamir Mehta, lead clinical advisor to the General Dental Council, discusses record keeping. He explores what is expected of clinicians, and what factors case examiners consider when making a ruling. 

In this episode the DD Group's Dean Hallows discusses the company's position in the dental industry.

In this episode Neil Carmichael, executive director of the Association of Dental Groups, discusses the reasons behind the dental workforce crisis, and what can be done to fix the problem. 

In this episode Henrik Overgaard-Nielsen discusses his life in politics, from the BDA to Brussels. 

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.