Is flapless implant placement really a solid technique? What percentage of cases are amenable to flapless implant placement? The cynic in me wondered if this is indeed a novel technique, or was it

As a Dentist, the first years are always the hardest. You have to adjust to unfamiliar situations and people constantly. A newbie's nerves can lead to self-doubt and hesitation whilst navigating this

My story of coming to the UK as a refugee from Afghanistan aged 6 and my journey in to Dentistry. I share some tough times and what drives me today. I explained why I think Dentistry was mis-sold to m

Preserve bone, be kinder to the tissues - but NOT necessarily at the expense of time. A great insight in to Atraumatic Extractions from Dr Diyari. Some say that ALL extractions should be atraumatic, a

Half way in to a tricky extraction you hear a voice..."Maybe now is a time to raise a flap?" You ignore this voice and keep sweating with the luxator in hand, because it has been far too long since

My worst nightmare: a patient complaint. We share with you a story of triumph as one of our colleagues SUCCESSFULLY defended a complaint. We reflect on the lessons learned and how to manage compla

Being a dental student is tough - you're learning a clinical and surgical discipline alongside all the challenges of relationships, studying and social interactions. In this episode with Dr. Lincoln H

We have switched roles! In this episode Jaz gets interviewed by Dr. Devang Patel on The Ultimate Dentist Podcast. The focus here is bigger picture stuff: trying to improve your clinical skills, findin

Sub-Gingival dentistry: the dark, scary, bloody world you don't see as much on Instagram. Straight talking Dr Lincoln Harris will help you choose the right retraction cord protocols to reduce your st

When is Botox an appropriate option for the management of Temporomandibular Disorders? Knowing this will help you make better referrals, or even consider Botox as a management strategy. Dr. Sheila Li