The basics of support
Elizabeth da Corte outlines some basic medical emergency support advice for dental nurses.
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Centring on communication
Centring on communication
Nina Garlo speaks with Reima Saarinen on how motivational interviewing can ...
Giving children the chance
Giving children the chance
Rebecca Silver emphasises the need to focus on children’s oral health.
The importance of oral health
The essence of good oral health
Rebecca Smith relays the importance of oral hygiene for an ageing population.
Beating the new year blues
Beating the new year blues
Rochelle Fisher and Emily Chadbourne discuss how best to get through those ...
Running through life
Running through life
Cheryl Goodenough shares how to embrace wellness as a dental nurse.
Equipping the team
Equipping the team
Claire Wassall and Steph Charles discuss normalising mental health ...
Finding strength
Finding strength through connection
Clementine Rees Brown speaks with Brittany Pittham about her fertility journey.
All I want for Christmas…
All I want for Christmas…
Hoda Wassif reminds us of the need for human connection.
Paying attention
Paying attention
Hannah Burrow discusses the myths and misconceptions around patient education.
Being present
Being present
Chloe Phillips reflects on the best ways to communicate for yourself and the dental practice.
Handling complaints
Handling complaints
Charlotte Wake reviews how to best manage patient complaints.
Creating a safe space
Creating a safe space
Claire Frisby discusses the current calls for a DCP wellbeing community with dental therapist Victoria Wilson.
A good rule of thumb
A good rule of thumb
Jo Bates shares a handy solution for childhood thumb sucking.
Texting triumph
Text messaging to communicate
Mark Garner emphasises the use of text messaging in keeping patients connected.
It’s confidential
It’s confidential
Dena Andrews looks at the stresses on mental health within dentistry, and who to can reach out to.
What’s the relationship?
What’s the relationship?
Hannah Burrow explores the relationship between dental and mental health.
Learning through observation
Learning through observation
Charlotte Wake emphasises the importance of observational learning for a dental nurse.
It all starts with the patient
It all starts with the patien
Hannah Burrow outlines the importance of patient participation.
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