Creating ‘Dental Oases’ Launch
On 18th June 2025, we published our Creating ‘Dental Oases’ whitepaper which examines the key issues behind the dental crisis and how shoring up the total dental team is the solution. In 2022, The ADG launched its first report into the dental workforce crisis, identifying and coining what the Association called ‘Dental Deserts’, areas of […]
ADG attends the The Future of Oral Health Investor Conference in New York
Members of the ADG Board attended The Future of Oral Health Investor Conference in New York. ADG Board members to attend include: Neil Carmichael, Chair Pip Dhariwal, Smile Dental Care Jimmey Palahey, Treeline Dental They are pictured with: Andrew Smith, ADSO (CEO at The Association of Dental Support Organizations (ADSO)) Lyn Paxman, Todays Dental […]
ADG at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool
Neil Carmichael, Chair of the ADG, attended the Labour Party Conference this year alongside Ruth Chesmore, Operational Director.
ADG at the BDIA Late Summer Conference in Liverpool
This September, our Clinical Director, Dr Sandra White, attended and presented at the BDIA Late Summer Conference in Liverpool.
ADG at the International Dental Organisation, Transforming Dentistry: Leveraging Global Talent for a Brighter Future
Nail Carmichael, Chair of the ADG, attended the IDO’s recent event, Transforming Dentistry: Leveraging Global Talent for a Brighter Future.
Association of Dental Groups Conference 2024
The ADG is pleased to announce its inaugural conference, being held on 15 November 2024. To find out more, the full event brochure is available here.
Seven steps to save UK dentistry: Association of Dental Groups launches Patients First Report
Today, the Association of Dental Groups (ADG) has launched ‘Patients First’, a report which details seven core recommendations for Government that, “if implemented will transform the experience for dental patients in every corner of the United Kingdom.” At present, dental services are in abject crisis. Many pockets of the country have become ‘dental deserts,’ where […]
ADG comments on recent UK disturbances
ADG comments on recent UK disturbances. Available to read here.
Association of Dental Groups warns that Labour’s manifesto does not going far enough to save UK dentistry
The Association of Dental Groups (ADG) has restated its campaign to ‘fill the gap’ in UK dentistry, as it warns that Labour’s ‘Change Manifesto,’ launched last week in Manchester, will not bring UK dentistry out of its state of crisis unless it tackles the shortage of skilled dental professionals. Labour, which is broadly expected to […]
ADG Analyses ARF Survey
Neil Carmichael, Executive Chair of ADG, has been quoted in Dental Review News on the GDC’s Dentists’ ARF survey. To read the full article, please visit: ADG Analyses ARF Survey (dentalreview.news)