As dental professionals, we’re often the first to spot the signs of sugar creeping into children’s diets. Early enamel erosion, tiny carious lesions in first molars, and parents genuinely confused
National Smile Month is an annual campaign organised by the Oral Health Foundation, aimed at raising awareness about the importance of good oral health by promoting the following four key
Dental nurses with an oral health education qualification play a vital role in educating patients on the importance of oral health. The best way to utilise this qualification is by
In recent years, there has been a growing understanding of how oral health impacts general health. This includes its connection to mental health, which we will explore in this article.
Dental Nurse Network strongly supports the UK Government’s newly announced supervised toothbrushing programme, aimed at preventing tooth decay in young children from deprived communities. As an organisation dedicated to advancing
Dental nursing is a highly rewarding and varied career, with many professionals choosing to remain in the field for years. However, if you’re looking to expand your career opportunities and
Becoming a mum can be overwhelming, especially in today’s digital age, where parenting advice seems to come from every direction. Oral health may not be a top priority at the
As dental professionals, we recognise that many oral diseases can be prevented with a balanced diet and consistent oral hygiene routine. Yet we still see many patients presenting with multiple
There are numerous opportunities for career progression for dental nurses, with many choosing to pursue careers in dental hygiene and dental therapy (DHT). This article aims to offer insights into
The NEBDN January 2025 OSCEs are just around the corner, starting this Friday. With 5 stations requiring you to draw on your knowledge, skills, and behaviours linked to GDC
