Select committee: Health and Social Care Committee

NHS Dentistry: follow-up

Open Opened 3 Jul 2025
Inquiry scope (the committee's words)
Two years on from its July 2023 report on NHS Dentistry – when it concluded there is a “crisis of access in NHS dentistry” – the Health and Social Care Committee is following-up with government and NHS England, to scrutinise what progress has been made to recover and reform NHS dental services.

Where it stands

The inquiry is open, opened 3 July 2025.

The committee has not published a report yet.

Evidence

  • 1 oral evidence sessionLatest 9 July 2025
  • 7 witnesses
All evidence

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Oral evidence sessions

1 session

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Date Session and witnesses Source
9 Jul 2025
Oral Evidence
Dr Amanda Doyle OBE · NHS England, Dr Edward Scully · Department of Health and Social Care, Dr Jason Wong MBE · Department of Health and social care & NHS England, Dr Shiv Pabary · British Dental Association, Stephen Kinnock · Department of Health and Social Care, Thea Stein · Nuffield Trust, William Pett · Healthwatch England
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Who gave evidence

7 witnesses

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WitnessOrganisationSessions
Dr Amanda Doyle OBE · National Director for Primary Care and Community Services NHS England 1
Dr Edward Scully · Director for Primary and Community Health Care Department of Health and Social Care 1
Dr Jason Wong MBE · Chief Dental Officer Department of Health and social care & NHS England 1
Dr Shiv Pabary · Chair of the General Dental Committee British Dental Association 1
Stephen Kinnock · Minister of State for Care Department of Health and Social Care 1
Thea Stein · Chief Executive Nuffield Trust 1
William Pett · Head of Policy, Public Affairs & Research Healthwatch England 1

Correspondence

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