Addressing stress and pressure in dental nursing
From burnout to staff-shortages, this month Gemma Forsythe highlights the daily struggles of dental nurses and typical symptoms of stress. Dentistry is a high pressure and (sometimes) stressful sector to work in. For dental nurses, a lot of us feel under pressure, under-appreciated and burnt out at work, whether this is due to being short-staffed, […]
‘Excruciating neglect’ – Scottish government to debate NHS dentistry
The British Dental Association (BDA) Scotland has welcomed the announcement that NHS dentistry will be debated in the Scottish Parliament. The debate will take place this Wednesday (21 February), led by member of the Scottish Parliament Willie Rennie. The MSP accused the Scottish government of ‘excruciating neglect’, citing cases of DIY dentistry performed with tools […]
Overcoming fear of pain with nervous patients
Dental Sky explains how Dr Andrew Fennell is transforming the dental experience for nervous patients with a fear of pain. Dr Andrew Fennell is the clinical lead at Winning Smiles. He is dedicated to transforming the dental experience, especially for nervous patients. With a vision to bring high-quality dentistry outside central London and make it […]
Unlocking excellence with 3D printing
Unlock the future of dental excellence with Dr Marcos White, principal dentist at Courtyard Dental, as he delves into the transformative potential of Sprintray 3D printing in an exclusive video. Marcos’s journey into digital dentistry showcases the remarkable advancements in smile design and personalised treatment plans made possible by cutting-edge technology. For years, The Courtyard […]
Long-term stability of a case treated with Carriere Motion Appliance and self-ligating brackets
Class II malocclusion is one of the most common orthodontic discrepancies. It is likely to produce significant aesthetic and social effects and to increase predisposition to dental trauma.1 There are many devices for the treatment of Class II malocclusion; some involve skeletal growth, whereas others have predominant dentoalveolar action.2 A range of orthopaedic methods, including […]
The season of love: it’s time to practise self-love
Nadia Ahmed asks how often we practise self-love and discusses why making time for yourself is essential in this profession. ‘What is the difference between like and love?’ asks a student. The teacher responds, ‘When you like a flower, you pluck it. When you love a flower, you water it daily.’ How often do you […]
UK labs join global corporate Corus
Corus, a global digital dental laboratory group, has expanded further into the UK market with three new UK labs joining its forces. Byrnes Dental Laboratory, the first UK Corus lab, partnered with with the corporate group last February. Joining Byrnes Dental Laboratory QLab, Tusk Dental Technologies and Simplee Dental Ceramics. This news comes as Corus […]
Change needed to rehabilitate the GDC’s reputation, says dental therapist
Jenna Buttle, a dental therapist based in Kent, explains why the current approach to ARF and CPD deadlines compromises patient care. I have yet to meet a fellow dental professional who feels that these proposed changes would in any way adversely affect the professional standards the GDC sets. It will, however, be a step in […]
Our Love/Hate Relationship with Flowable Composites
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Zirkonzahn’s new lecture tour for 2024
Zirkonzahn introduces its new lecture tour: ‘Predictable and consistent results – common mistakes and solutions to overcome them successfully’. The dental company Zirkonzahn (South Tyrol, Italy) has announced its new lecture tour for 2024. The tour will be coming to several cities around the UK and Ireland throughout the year. The first tour will visit […]