The dental practice management software (DPMS) from AeronaDental is a cloud-based system designed to take the stress out of the day-to-day operation of dental practices. Seamless communication and team collaboration combined with structural approaches to workload management, are factors shown to support in lowering stress levels.[i] [ii] AeronaDental features excellent communication tools, and significantly eases…
In recent years, many patients have felt the impact of the NHS access crisis. Government figures report that at least 7 million fewer patients saw an NHS dentist, between 2020 and 2022, compared with pre-pandemic levels (2019).[i] Those who have returned to their dental practices have found it hard to receive the care they need….
The British Association of Dental Nurses (BADN), the UK’s professional association for dental nurses, has announced that BADN Panel of Representatives member Rebecca Silver will be joining forces with the Association of Practice Administrators and Managers’ (ADAM) President, Lisa Bainham, to present a session on Conflict Resolution at the British Dental Conference & Dentistry Show….
Analysing patients’ saliva for biomarkers related to oral cancer How can clinicians ensure they are effectively monitoring every patient at every appointment? Because the signs of oral cancer can be difficult to recognise, particularly in its early stages, utilising additional pre-diagnostic tools can be very helpful. The BeVigilant™ OraFusion™ System, available from Total TMJ,…
Chronic stress accounts for around half of all cases of self-reported work-related ill health in Great Britain, and it is rife within the dental profession. But it doesn’t just affect dentists.[i] Dental nurses, and dental hygienists and therapists are also shown to experience high levels of mental ill health due to work-related stressors.[ii] [iii] Levels…
Employing environmentally friendly disposal workflows is key to helping to fulfil your sustainability targets. Recycling is fundamental, and you should choose to work with a waste management team that is proven to excel in this area – like Initial Medical. Initial is recognised as one of the top 20 UK companies excelling in Environmental, Social,…
How important is your patients’ oral health when they are looking to enter a new relationship? It’s certainly not the only factor that comes into play, but a link between dental health and social confidence has become more prominent in recent decades. For some patients, oral health factors such as bad breath, and their smile…
High-quality decontamination equipment, including autoclaves, is essential for all dental practices to optimise their health and safety standards. Maximising the longevity of this equipment by keeping it running smoothly affords a number of benefits – efficient daily routines, uninterrupted staff workflows and optimised patient care. The practice also benefits financially with reduced need for equipment…
The delivery of high-quality dentistry today is only possible with input from the entire dental team. Effective collaboration and skill mix utilisation are crucial for the successful delivery of patient care in any situation. This means that all team members must advance their knowledge and skills, using evidence-based products and techniques to support the provision…
In the UK, one in five adults are deaf, have hearing loss, or tinnitus – that’s roughly 12 million adults.[i] Deafness and hearing loss are particularly prevalent in the older generations, affecting 70% of over 70s.[ii] As such, it’s important to consider the effects that deafness can have on your patients, their oral health, and…
Published continually since 1959 and orginally the official magazine of the General Dental Practitioners Association, the editorial content of The Probe is of paramount importance and as such forms the backbone of the journal – it is the high quality, independent content of the magazine that ensures it is widely read by the profession and explains why The Probe consistently generates the highest levels of response for its advertisers among any UK dental journal.
The UK’s leading magazine for oral health. Focusing on all areas of prevention, oral health and hygiene plus vital vCPD modules, Smile is a vital resource for hygienists wanting to stay at the forefront of clinical innovations in prevention.
An easy way to ensure your whole team is up to date with their CPD requirements. Online modules in all areas of required study which can be bought individually or in annual bundles.