Dental Hygiene Named the Number One Healthcare Support Profession
Now seems to be a good time to launch a career in oral health. In addition to dentistry being named the second best.
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Helpline Provides Mental Health Support to Dentists from Dentists
Amid rising reports of poor mental health among dental professionals and uncertainty about where to seek help, the Faculty of General Dental Practice.
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Half of All UK Dentists Have Considered Leaving Dentistry Due to Their Well-Being
Half of the dentists (50%) in the United Kingdom have considered leaving the profession due to their personal well-being, according to Dental Protection’s.
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Dentistry Made Me Hate People—for a Moment
Walking through the back door of the clinic, five minutes past the first scheduled appointment, a hint of eugenol reminds me that I’m.
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How to Defuse Red Alert Situations With Upset Patients
“You need to get here. Fast.” That’s not a message one likes to receive prior to clinic, but I had one of those.
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Three Tips for Maintaining Work-Life Sanity in Dentistry
I was sitting in a meeting the other day and suddenly recognized out of the blue that I change the toilet paper roll.
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Dentistry Named Second Best Job by US News & World Report
Things are looking up for dentists, as US News & World Report named dentistry the second best profession behind software developers in its latest.
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Feeling Stressed? You Can’t Provide Quality Dental Care Without Self-Care
When the hospital dental residents at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto discussed the difficulties of dealing with the stress of dental school, Bruce Freeman,.
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Student Debt and Gender Equality Dominate Today’s Trends in Dental Schools
The American Dental Education Association (ADEA) has released its Snapshot of Dental Education 2019-20, highlighting key trends involving student debt, the numbers of.
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NHS to Provide Mental Health Support for All Doctors and Dentists
All National Health Service (NHS) doctors and dentists in England now have access to a free, comprehensive mental health service. These clinicians can.
