It’s hard to believe that this month marks the anniversary of our return to a very different world of clinical practise. A year on, after a mammoth effort by every individual across the sector, we have settled into our new ways of working, seeing as many patients as possible while keeping everyone safe. However, with ... Dentistry – One year on
Nyree Whitley, Group Clinical Director, discusses how {my}dentist has evolved the support it offers clinicians so they can not only meet NHS expectations, but also grow their private incomes and develop their careers. Throughout the pandemic a record number of clinicians have chosen to join the {my}dentist team, which is great to see. Clinicians tell ... The new normal needs a new approach to clinician support
International Nurses Day is celebrated around the world on 12 May, the anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth. {my}dentist wants to pay tribute and say a huge thank you to all our Dental Nurses and Student Dental Nurses, who have played an essential role in allowing us to treat, care and support our patients in practice. ... International Nurses Day
Associate Dentist, Dr Faith Iwu, has never felt alone at {my}dentist, least of all during the pandemic. We all need a strong support network to lean on and that’s exactly what she’s come to rely on from what she fondly calls her ‘big {my}dentist family’. “I first joined {my}dentist nine years ago as a locum ... At {my}dentist we are one big family
Since March, dentistry has changed faster than ever before. Clinicians have had to adapt quickly while coping with fears for their safety and that of their loved ones, anxiety over their livelihoods, and concern for their patients, many of whom desperately needed care during lockdown. There has never been a more uncertain time, but one ... Dentistry in a post-Covid-19 world
Dr Nyree Whitley, Group Clinical Director of mydentist, shares her views on workforce trends and why she believes the industry needs to come together to respond to the changing needs of dentists. "Over the last decade, the way dentists want to work and how they feel about the industry has changed and we have to ... We must all come together, we must all be one team.
A recent report has shown that the percentage of female undergraduates has risen to 63.4%. Dentistry was traditionally seen as a male-dominated profession. But, according to data from the NHS, the number of women in dentistry has been steadily rising for the last decade. In fact, of all the dentists aged under 35, more than half ... Why more women than ever are becoming dentists
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