At mydentist, we’re proud to support one of the largest communities of international dentists in the UK. Our people values – we respect each other, we grow together, we achieve as one – guide everything we do, and we’re committed to helping our international colleagues feel welcomed, empowered and supported every step of the way. You may have recently seen news about proposed changes to the UK’s immigration rules. If you’re currently overseas and thinking about coming to work as a dentist in the UK, announcements like this can be worrying, so we thought we’d try to help you understand it a little better.

At mydentist, helping people smile is at the heart of everything we do – and our orthodontic division plays a vital role in making that happen. As one of the largest and most diverse orthodontic networks in the UK, we’re proud to support a community of clinicians, nurses, therapists and practice teams who are dedicated to improving lives through outstanding orthodontic care. 

In the UK, and in much of the western world, a confident smile is a must for meeting new people, attending a job interview or even popping into your local shop. That's why it's interesting to discover that in some countries your winning smile may not be taken as a sign of confidence.  Much like the perceptions of what a smile means shift with cultures, so does what is considered desirable. Some things, like the clothes we wear, the television we consume or the music we listen to, we expect to be affected by the ever-changing march of trends.

As part of this commitment, we’re merging and relocating practices to create modern spaces that offer outstanding patient care and an exceptional experience for both patients and our practice teams.   One of the latest practices to benefit from this investment is mydentist Digbeth in Walsall. With cutting-edge technology and a welcoming environment, mydentist Digbeth will ensure patients have access to the highest standard of care in a modern and comfortable setting.

Teeth grinding – or bruxism – is a common condition that can lead to jaw pain, headaches, and damage to your teeth. Whether it occurs during the day or at night, understanding the causes of bruxism and how to manage it is essential for maintaining good oral health.

The arrival of a baby's first tooth is a big milestone, and for many parents, it's both exciting and a little daunting. Teething can be a difficult period – not just for little ones but for tired parents and carers too.   At mydentist, we know how important it is to support families through every stage of their dental journey, starting from day one. So, if you've been wondering “when do babies start teething?”, we've got the answers you need.