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Having the post-registration qualification of dental radiography under your belt can expand your horizons, your practical skills, and the scope of your professional life. Hannah Fullerton explains how this new aspect to your role adds extra responsibility and focus
How many dry crackers can you eat in one minute? World Record is four. Jocelyn Harding investigates
Glenys Bridges considers the challenges, responsibilities and ultimate benefits of the lead dental nurse role
When did you last update your skills?
During pregnancy, a woman’s body undergoes an overwhelming amount of physical changes – and that includes their oral health
The use of cognitive behavioural therapy in reducing dental anxiety for paediatric patients
Priya Sharma considers the evidence for the use of floss and interdental brushes in oral health regimes
The oral-systemic connections are now widely accepted – the strength of the links, however, continues to challenge researchers looking for answers. Gaby Bissett considers the evidence so far
Roughly 10 million people suffer from chronic tension headaches daily in the UK, which often spread to the neck and upper shoulders. But few realise the problem lies in their mouth…
A look at how the dental nurse’s skill in charting can help to identify the correct tooth in order to avoid a detrimental outcome
A look at the basics of the upcoming changes
Patients in ICU require specialist care and are dependent on a multidisciplinary team to complete even the most simple of daily tasks. Harriet Buley explains how dental professionals can make a difference
This article considers the importance of denture hygiene, the consequences of poor practice and the different denture cleaning products and recommendations
Clare Clark talks about effective infection control protocols in a dental setting
Dental hygienist Christina Chatfield reveals how biofilm is the new buzzword in dentistry
