FDJ
The FDJ, produced by the Faculty of Dental Surgery, is an independent dental journal that provides expert opinion on contemporary issues and controversies relevant to the whole dental community.
Latest issue
July 2020
A novel landscape.
Featured article
COVID-19: implications for paediatric dental general anaesthetic services
While the coronavirus pandemic has ceased routine dental general anaesthesia admissions for children, will this suspension change how we manage children with caries in the future?
Editor-in-Chief: Professor St John Crean
Section Editors: Professor Fraser McDonald, Miss Fatima Bulbulia, Professor Jenny Gallagher, Professor Helen Rodd and Dr Rachel Leeson.
ISSN: 2042-6852
Frequency: Published quarterly in January, April, July and October.
Readership: Dental surgeons, dental specialists, dentists in training, general dental practitioners, dental care professionals and undergraduate dental trainees.
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