This series continues to explore the leadership skills of the dental nurse. With John Fowler
What gets our patients brushing when it comes to heeding the warnings of the risks to our oral health – the softly, softly approach with a sing-song and a dentist who wiggles his eyebrows, or some...
…there's a wonderful eLearning world you can share. The benefits of online training for you and your practice, with Robert Dyas
A look at how one dental nurse is helping her practice to change the way it treats patients with the everyday challenges that dementia brings
A new look at articaine, independent article by Peter Raftery
Being nominated as your decontamination lead can be at times daunting, time consuming and challenging. However, if managed efficiently it can be a rewarding and empowering opportunity to develop both...
Charlotte Wake investigates how, for the dental nurse, it's not just a title, it's a way of life
Christine Macleavy investigates the multiple levels of meeting the needs of others as well as your own
Dental nurse Kirsty Nutting reveals why first impressions count
Diet and culture plays a huge part in the heath of our patients, so how best to meet their specific needs in the chair
Following clinical guidance is not mandatory – but healthcare professionals must ensure they have good reasons for departing from recommended care pathways
How to turn a negative into a positive situation, with dento-legal expert Andrew Collier
If the art of managing expectations depends on good communication, then it is the clarification of the finer details that is the master stroke, says dental business coach Sheila Scott
What a perilous world this digital age has become, says Charlotte Wake
Nicki Rowland explores how the new Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection regime has changed the way in which we are required to work
