Quantum leaps, family footsteps and big shoes
I awake to the 6.30am alarm and Becky, my partner, bags the shower first as she commutes 45 minutes to E.On where she’s in SME
I awake to the 6.30am alarm and Becky, my partner, bags the shower first as she commutes 45 minutes to E.On where she’s in SME
Reflective practice can be achieved by the constant process of analysing, constructively criticising and evaluating not only your own performance as a dental nurse but
A dental school has scooped funding for its innovative research into preventive methods that may change the face of NHS dentistry. The Oral Health Unit
Saturday 26 September was notable for the loss of Bernard Dunne’s World title at the O2 arena in Dublin. Later that night I reminisced on
The BDTA Dental Showcase is the venue for Dentaid’s launch of its new fundraising appeal which aims to stage one charity event for every day
The recent dental nursing conference has been hailed a great success with record numbers of delegates attending. The 2009 National Dental Nursing Conference, which was
It was a stint in the States that set Adrian Watts up for life as a restorative specialist in private practice. The Bristol-based dentist spent
Congratulations to all those practices, teams and dentists who were shortlisted for the 2009 Dentistry Awards, as announced last month. Now all eyes are on
Visitors to the BDTA Dental Showcase event are invited to attend a free seminar, entitled ‘The Business of Dentistry’, presented by leaders in business management
Objective: Local anesthetics are believed to be the most frequently used drugs in clinical dentistry, and although they are generally regarded as safe, some adverse
Lack of adequate support (tooth/soft tissue) results in displacement of bilateral and unilateral distal extension removable partial dentures. Placement of implants is one option for
The annual retention fee (ARF) payment period for the UK’s 36,900 registered dentists has kicked off in the run up to the 31 December deadline.