Dentistry

The van can help treat people who struggle to go to appointments, its former RAF member owner says.

The government says the plan will provide about £200m in social benefits to the region.

It is hoped the scheme will result in fewer children ending up in hospital with dental problems.

York's director of public health says there are long-term health risks from poor dental health.

The planning inspector says it will have a "harmful impact" on the provision of health facilities.

The refurbishment of a treatment room improves access for patients who are wheelchair users.

The proposed dentistry school at the UEA could help stem the "dental desert" of Norfolk and Waveney.

Toothless In Suffolk founder calls for government to urgently invest in dental services across UK.