In the face of the current recruitment crisis facing dentistry, Preetee Hylton highlights the importance of making the practice a comfortable and healthy place to
This month Mahmood Mawjee discusses the importance of addressing mental health in dentistry and how dentists can build mental resilience to overcome challenges. Talking points
Patients with serious mental illness are falling behind when it comes to oral health. According to a new study by the University of York, they
As teams continue to Walk and Talk throughout the month of May, we hear from those who are taking part and how it is helping.
Two-thirds of dental professionals say their mental health worsened during the pandemic. Many revealed that they felt ‘nervous’, ‘depressed’ and ‘insecure’ as a result of
Practices and dental leaders have banded together to Walk and Talk for mental health throughout the month of May. This May marks National Walking Month,
Do you want to help break down the stigma surrounding mental health? We are encouraging you to get involved by walking and talking throughout the
With April signifying stress-awareness month, Mahrukh Khwaja draws attention to positive psychology strategies to overcome stress and increase well-being. Stress affects the health of millions
With the sun scheduled to shine all weekend, we list some possible things to do to during your down time. Mental health in dentistry is
Setting goals can help give us a sense of purpose and direction, giving us something to aim towards, Lauren Long says. Now 2022 is well
Dentists’ mental health and wellbeing will continue to suffer if their working conditions remain unchanged. This is according to research that looked into the impact
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey and her office have settled with executives of South Bay Mental Health Center, and H.I.G. Capital On October 14, 2021,
