13 Jan 2025  •  Newsfeed  •  1min read

Pay increase for NHS dentists dubbed ‘inadequate’

A pay uplift of 4.64%for NHS dentists in England has been confirmed, as experts warn that this represents a ‘pay cut’ in real terms.

This is despite the recommendation of a 6% increase by the Doctors and Dentists Review Body last year. The pay rise will be backdated to April 2024.

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