Faye Mear explains how to understand, manage and overcome imposter syndrome at every stage of your dental career. In the high-achieving world of dentistry, where
Former rifleman Andy Price shares insights from the frontlines of service and mental health advocacy, offering up fresh perspectives on care beyond the dental clinic.
More than eight in 10 dental nurses (84%) said they have continued to work despite a negative impact on their mental health in a new
Having a less varied range of microbes in the mouth may be associated with depression, a new study has found. Researchers compared questionnaires measuring depression
Written by: Alan Stern, DDS In dentistry, stress isn’t an occasional visitor—it’s an uninvited team member. Whether you’ve been practicing for 40 years or four,
We speak with Beck House who opens up about her own mental health challenges and her advice for dental professionals who feel they are approaching
All dental nurses in a new study said that working in dentistry was stressful, with 92% saying they had experienced burnout. One dental nurse described
Christopher Paul Jones shares how to harness the power of your breath to cope with stress and anxiety in dentistry. According to British Dental Association
Sarah McKimm tackles the problem of workplace bullying, and reveals the steps she would take towards reclaiming control and resolution. The scenario I’ve been working
Nearly two thirds (63%) of dental professionals are frequently burnt out and exhausted, while one in five (18%) describe their wellbeing as ‘of concern’. In
Two thirds of people said they felt self-imposed pressure to continue working while ill in a survey of UK employees on the topic of workplace
Managing stressful behaviour: Rana Al-Falaki reveals the key to breaking the stress cycle in dental practice. Imagine it’s Monday morning and you’ve arrived early at
