Dental therapist Rhianna Clarke shares how her varied roles in hospital, practice and teaching allow her to play a vital part in multidisciplinary dentistry. Please
Robbie Stewart questions why imposter syndrome is rife in dental therapy and how professionals and practices can work to overcome it. As a child, I
SÃO PAULO, Brazil: Plant-derived therapies are attracting growing interest in dentistry. A recent study evaluated morin, a naturally occurring flavonoid found in fruits, vegetables, some
Robbie Stewart talks through his journey working as a fully utilised dental therapist in a private practice and some of his key wins – from
A greater emphasis on therapy-led dentistry was among the measures announced in the NHS 10-Year Health Plan, but how will this work? Dental therapists share
Lorena Pivoda, dental therapist and Dentistry Award winner, shares her thoughts on the future of dentistry – and why dental therapists are crucial to its
Gaby Bissett speaks with Caitlin Miller, Bupa Dental Care’s head of hygiene and therapy, who takes a look at the ever-evolving role and the crucial
Dave Martin reflects on the decades-long journey of dental therapists in the NHS and the barriers they continue to face today. It was 1963 when
Christina’s 2013 marketing campaign: ‘Chrissie’s Angels’ was a playful take on Charlie’s Angels Christina Chatfield on how a wake-up call led her to take a
Charlie Steward, a dental therapy student, shares his experience treating his first patient, offering insight into the challenges and lessons he learned. Last year, my
Cat Edney explores how mentorship shapes dental therapists’ growth, sharing insights from two professionals with diverse experiences. The journey of a dental therapist is rarely
Cat Edney looks back on 20 years of Valentine’s Day patients, and the highs and lows of a relationship with dental therapy. As we started