This is likely to be a time of life that has the greatest expense, high mortgage liabilities, practice loans to pay, children in private education,

Ministers have recently been advised they should consider an increase in tuition fees for undergraduates taking courses such as law and medicine. The report suggested

Frequently during my career as a dental hygienist I have thought to myself – who designs these chairs? Since this period is closer to four

Last month we explored the notion that dental practice principals must assume a number of different roles, including those of entrepreneur and manager, and should

A growing number of patients are suffering with bruxism due to stresses brought on by the recession. That’s according to Edinburgh dentist Yann Maidment who

So why bother taking the quiz? With the loss of the dental benefit scheme in the last Budget and a competitive jobs market out there,

In last month’s Outlook I presented the first five of Lee Cockerill’s strategies from his book, Disney, Creating Magic. The final five of these 10

I tend to find myself at my most productive in the first two hours after getting in to work, and I wouldn’t try to get

Ask the average man in the street for his opinion as to whether or not dentists experience stress, and your query will, in all probability,

The development of adolescents (typically ages 12 to 18 years old) is expected to include predictable physical, social and mental milestones. Understanding adolescent development, that

My day begins as soon as I wake up, really. I am definitely a morning person and my brain engages as soon as my eyes

Dental practices have the chance to collect reward points in a new scheme from the UK suppliers of TePe. As a thank you for their