Family of woman (72) who died days after dental implant procedure at Dublin clinic settle action
Margaret O’Doherty (72) died five days after cardiac arrest during implants procedure
Dental Council
‘I couldn’t open my eye’: the dangers of unlicensed Botox procedures in Ireland
Getting work done by unqualified practitioners can lead to ‘disfigurement or death’, warns doctor
With almost 100 regulators, are there too many watchdogs in the State?
Some regulatory bodies believe their underpinning legislation has fallen behind advances and developments in the sectors they oversee
One Co Galway dentist accounts for 75% of complaints made to regulator over past four years
Dental Council received more than 1,500 phone calls about dentist, out of a total of more than 2,000
Irish Dental Association calls for powers to carry out investigations following RTÉ revelations
RTÉ Investigates documented how a person with a conviction for sexual assault was operating in Ireland as a dentist without being registered with Dental Council
Dental Council signs agreement with health watchdog to improve safety oversight
Memorandum of understanding formalises current and future co-operation between organisations
More medical and other health course places planned to address HSE staffing shortage
Stephen Donnelly calling for 120 extra medicine students this autumn letter obtained under Freedom of Information Act reveals
Dentistry: How technology is facilitating wider smiles
Strides in orthodontic wiring and digital imaging help both professionals and patients
Dentists adhering to new guidance can open next week
Guidance on infection control was published on Friday by State’s Health Protection Surveillance Centre
Coronavirus: Dental association warns of inevitable closure of dentists’ practices
Group seeks urgent meeting with Minister amid fears for vulnerable professionals
Coronavirus: Closure of dental practices inevitable, dentists warn
Irish Dental Association expresses concern at ‘lack of clear guidance’ over outbreak
Botox complaints include infections, blurred vision and haematoma
Dozens of incidents recorded in State in recent years, as Minister mulls legislation
Lack of transparency over dental complaints blamed on laws
Dentistry is unique in Ireland in that fitness-to-practise hearings are held in private
Dentist who persisted for too long trying to fit denture found guilty of misconduct
High court attaches conditions to registration of Dr Liam O’Droma over treatment of patient
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