The changing landscape of orthodontics
Lorraine Pretty considers what a shift in patient base means for oral health
All Dental essentials
A life less invisible
Many in the profession consider dentistry the ‘Cinderella’ of NHS services. With the health of the nation's mouths at risk, can dental nurses ensure a happier ending for some of our patients?
The impact of
Priya Sharma considers a very real concern in children's dental health
Saving lives
Why Public Access Defibrillators can make a world of difference
Do you wear it well?
All members of staff must take a sensible and safe approach to their dress and appearance, cleanliness and personal hygiene. Charlotte Cash explains why
Take the plunge
Dental nurse Michaela Coate reveals how reaching out to those who need us most is made easy with the support of a national oral health charity scheme
A fresh look at fear
In the second of a two-part look at dental anxiety, fear and phobia, dental therapist Christine Macleavy considers complementary therapies as adjuncts
Protecting a valuable investment
KaVo looks at what you need to consider in the care and maintenance of handpieces
How to run a children's day
Michelle Reid reveals her top tips to educating and engaging younger patients. By Gaby Bissett
‘I am just a dental nurse’
Priya Sharma suggests that we can all break down the stereotypes – by becoming ambassadors
How to ensure a team of high flyers
This series continues to explore the leadership skills of the dental nurse. With John Fowler
How to set up your own businessHow to set up your own business
Variety is the spice of life for dental nurse Charlotte Lindsey. A fairly new recruit to the profession, her expansive experience has inspired her to to set up as a locum – an exciting next step in her career
Hiring and firing – the new rules
Whether a manager or an employee, one of the most important things to be aware of is the law surrounding employment. We look at the upcoming changes for 2017
Signs of the times
Why are tattoos considered taboo within a dental environment? Here, dental nurse Emma Bond argues that ink does not always spell ‘unprofessional’ when it comes to body art and dentistry
Never judge a book by its cover
Why we all need to stop and think before making judgement calls
