Dentistry will undergo a transformative revolution, says Dr Simon Chard
Driven by his commitment to an evidence-based approach and cutting-edge technologies, at the Align UKI Forum Dr Simon Chard offered insights into the future of dentistry, encapsulated by what he calls dentistry 3.0 – the new era of innovation, prevention and holistic care. Dentistry, like computer power is growing exponentially, Dr Chard – the current […]
Moving music can reduce pain, study shows
Emotional responses to favourite and moving music can decrease sensitivity to pain, a study has shown. This comes after researchers in Canada studied how important the listener’s relationship with their preferred music was in reducing pain. The study found that music chills and pleasantness are important factors in causing music-induced hypoalgesia – a reduced sensitivity […]
‘Impressive opportunities’ – how one dental group is standing out from the rest
Dr Almutaz Khair reveals how his journey has been with Damira Dental so far – and why it stands out from the crowd. Please introduce yourself. I graduated in dentistry in Sudan in 2016. In April 2018, I relocated to the UK and began my career in the NHS. Initially, I worked as a hygienist/therapist […]
Episode 208 – Crafting Your Vision for Prosperity
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Episode 180 – The Changing Landscape of Dental Careers
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Episode 83 – Unlock Your Practice’s Full Potential
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Service versus Sales with Eric Vickery
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Practice Protocols VS Provider Protocols with Rachel Wall
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Wellbeing in the workplace: pressure on dentists at an all-time high
Catherine Rutland discusses the current picture of wellbeing among dental professionals and what recent political announcements might mean for the future of dentistry. At the start of October we saw the end of the political party conference season. And with it, renewed energy and commitments to improve the health of our nation. While it was […]
Combined treatment potentiates anti-biofilm and anti-cariogenic efficacy
PHILADELPHIA, US: According to research, dental caries is the most prevalent and costly biofilm-induced oral disease. Fluoride as the primary anti-cariogenic agent cannot both sufficiently control biofilm and prevent enamel demineralisation and can lead to risks associated with overexposure to fluoride, especially in children. However, a recent study has shown that using a combination of […]