there's not enough money in teeth — that's the view of the british dental association when it comes totists in england doing work for the nhs. using figures from a freedom of information request, the bda says that in the past year the number of dentists working for the nhs in england has gone down from 24,272 to 23,577. that's a drop of nearly 700. we've seen an underspend in nhs dentistry of nearly half a billion pounds. i'd like that money redirected to support colleagues who are staying within the nhs, so that it shows some sign from the government that they are interested in preserving nhs dentistry. and if they were to do that, then i think my colleagues would actually see that there is a plan in place and perhaps not leave as they are doing in the numbers that we are seeing. according to the bda, practices are struggling to fill dentist vacancies and they say they want the government to raise the amount the nhs pays dentists per patient. but the government says the bda's data may be incomplete. it says it's increased funding to help high needs patients and says it's making it eas

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will the prime minister accept nhs dentistry is in crisis and will he meet with me and the british dental associationre.— outline further reform measures in the near future. every single young erson the near future. every single young person that — the near future. every single young person that gets — the near future. every single young person that gets on _ the near future. every single young person that gets on the _ the near future. every single young person that gets on the housing i person that gets on the housing ladder under a conservative government makes our communities more sustainable. would my right honourable friend agree that in order to build the right type of housing and speed it up we need to fund the planning authority properly through innovative funding? melt. fund the planning authority properly through innovative funding? well, mr seaker, through innovative funding? well, mr speaker. my — through innovative funding? well, mr speaker, my honourable _ through innovative funding? well, mr speaker, my honourable friend i through innovative funding? well, mr speaker, my honourable fr

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we're joined now by shawn charlwood from the british dental association. good morning.rogramme. you have talked about previously on this programme-— you have talked about previously on this programme. remind us why there is this crisis you _ this programme. remind us why there is this crisis you talk _ this programme. remind us why there is this crisis you talk about. _ this programme. remind us why there is this crisis you talk about. why - is this crisis you talk about. why are so many dentists turning away from nhs work? the are so many dentists turning away from nhs work?— from nhs work? the crisis in nhs dentistry is _ from nhs work? the crisis in nhs dentistry is because _ from nhs work? the crisis in nhs dentistry is because there - from nhs work? the crisis in nhs dentistry is because there are - from nhs work? the crisis in nhs dentistry is because there are not| dentistry is because there are not enough nhs dentists working within the nhs. and that is because the contract, the nhs contract, that dentists are working in, has been unfit for purpose for over a de

the british dental association says there are almost 700 fewer dentists than last year.ich means they face fines for not hitting their nhs contractual targets. 14 minutes past six. if you are trying to hype yourself up to get going this morning, have a bit of exercise and get out and about, and carol is at hampton it isa it is a chilly start if you haven't yet ventured out, and for some of us, temperatures last night fell to three degrees, so let's take a look. you can see all the swimmers in the pool you can see all the swimmers in the pool. the temperature of the water is a very pleasant 28 celsius, and you can see the sun is already shining here. the forecast for us all today is a largely dry one, with strong sunshine. they will be sunny intervals, meaning that at times you will find areas of cloud coming across. and when that happens, that will suppress the temperature, like yesterday. so what we have today is a lot of dry weather across england and wales, sunny spells and hazy sunshine at times, a cool breeze along the north sea coastline. scotland and northern irel

now the british dental association - now the british dental association has warned bnoi— dental association babies actually sbowbo—io gei- should start to go to get ionibioo— familiar with the environment. so familiar with the environment. so obese-s— familiar with the environment. so ibeoe-s o— familiar with the environment. so there's a couple of things eowsoiion— so there's a couple of things education, prevention , an or education, prevention, an or wboieweo— education, prevention, an or wboieweo we— education, prevention, an or whatever we can— education, prevention, an or whatever we can do to that whatever we can do to get that going.— going. and then also access obese-s— going. and then also access ibeoe-s o— going. and then also access ibeoe-s o big— going. and then also access there's a big problem with access. _becomingl access. is this becoming a generational thing , which you generational thing, which you get actually with a lot of cooking sort issues cooking and these sort of issues where it's not just that the parents aren't doing it, the children, the parents themselves don'