Main Content Introduction Dental magnifying loupes have emerged as the “hallmark of dentistry” – a defining tool comparable to the stethoscope in medicine. These binocular
Murray Irving explores what causes musculoskeletal pain amongst dentists and how they can avoid it in both the long and short term. We’re all guilty
Khalil Hussein discusses musculoskeletal pain in dentistry by assessing the potential causes in daily work life Perfect posture does not exist, and even if it did
Surina Bhola explains how you can ensure dentistry isn’t a pain in the back. It is well versed in literature that dentists, amongst many other
In the first part of a two-part article, Jimmy Tang advises on how to lower your risk of back pain by improving your flexibility. Being
James Tang discusses the merits of high-intensity interval training for time-poor dental professionals. Dentists are acutely aware of the importance of regular exercise for healthy
Musculoskeletal and psychiatric disorders are the biggest health problems in dentistry, according to a new survey from Dentists’ Provident Dentists claim musculoskeletal and psychiatric disorders
