Key points
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The College of General Dentistry, a registered company and charity and aspiring Royal College, is the first independent organisation representing all members of the dental team.
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The 10 Year Health Plan is part of the Government's health mission to build a health service ‘fit for the future‘.
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While broadly supportive, the College would encourage a further detailed plan for dentistry and oral healthcare, with a need to integrate dentistry better within the healthcare community.
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Karia, R., Thornton-Wood, S. & Horton, M. Government and NHS dentistry: one year on, what has changed?. Br Dent J 239, 118–119 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41415-025-9002-y
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