Sharing knowledge

A look at the benefits of combining a teams power.

The support of a good mentor

Finding the right fit for both

Leaving dos… and don’ts

In a volatile job market, it’s important to avoid closing doors when another opens.

Six essential CV skills

Becoming a dental nurse can be an extremely rewarding experience. As part of a team of health care professionals, you’d be responsible for ensuring patients are at ease throughout their visit. In addition to chairside care, dental nurses work closely with dentists by performing such tasks as sterilising and preparing equipment, updating patient records, and maintaining a safe and clean workspace. Dental nursing is highly dynamic, and your duties will change throughout the day, making this an ideal line of work for people seeking an active, practical vocation.

Dental writing

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

The “rewarding experience” of

Dental nurse Mitch Greenley talks about his trip to Uganda with dental charity, Dentaid.

Educating children

Cara Farrin discusses her passion for dental nursing and the importance of educating children in oral care.

School and dental practice par

As term gets back into full swing, Awesome Oral Health breaks down the importance of good snack choices within schools.

Good cause giveaway

A look at how charity donations are helping people in need.

The first three months

Back from maternity

A recent survey revealed that the number of mothers in employment has increased over the past few years – with 74 per cent of UK mothers to children aged three or under employed in 2021 versus 68 per cent in 2019.

Life as an army dental nurse

Lance Corporal Katie Squires wanted to be in the military from the age of 12. Growing up near the Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Yeovilton near Yeovil, Somerset, she joined the army cadets and this enhanced her vision as to what it offered – a stable career and an opportunity to earn while learning. Taking her out of her comfort zone and cementing lifelong friendships, it also meant working with teams who, she says, “will support and better you”.

A full circle

Mollie Craig has great reason to celebrate. Not only has she just achieved a first-class honours degree when we talk to her, but she also received Teeside University’s special award for her academic achievement and work ethic.