Minimally Invasive Dentistry Course in Devon

From Steven Blackhall at Prestige Dental. Minimal Invasive Dentistry (MID) – The Next Generation of Dentistry. Presented by: Dr Kirkwood Young, MFGDP and Dr James Pegg BDS DPDS Venue: The Royal Dartmouth Yacht Club. Priory St, Kingswear, Dartmouth, Devon. Dear Colleague, Due to demand in this very popular topic the Penrith, Cumbria MID course isContinue reading “Minimally Invasive Dentistry Course in Devon”

Perhaps you should only book exams and small fillings on your first day back?

Or not take a holiday at all? From The Harvard Business Review. Find Out Whether Your Surgeon Has Been on Vacation It’s well known that in workplaces with routine tasks, workers’ productivity falls if they take too long a hiatus from their jobs, and apparently there is a similar effect for surgeons. In a studyContinue reading “Perhaps you should only book exams and small fillings on your first day back?”

David Starkey’s diary: Why don’t we celebrate the triumphs of private dentistry?

From The Spectator To the dentist. And for an extraction. I hadn’t had a tooth out in decades. But the twinges when I bit on a nut warned me that my problem molar — much abused by a badly fitted bridge in the 1970s — had finally given way. My usual dentist confirmed as muchContinue reading “David Starkey’s diary: Why don’t we celebrate the triumphs of private dentistry?”

NASDAL figures for 2013-14

An interesting analysis from the financial year 2013-14 from NASDAL via Alan Suggett and his team at UNW Business Unit. I’ll be interested to see 2014-15. The 2014 NASDAL benchmarking survey of practice Profit & Loss information was published last month. A report of the findings appears later in this UNW Dental Bulletin. Each yearContinue reading “NASDAL figures for 2013-14”