Dental assistant shortage: why the skills gap is often a leadership problem
There are plenty of good dental assistants – they simply no longer wish to work under poor conditions. Dr. Nebo Stankovits explains why the shortage is often home-made.
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There are plenty of good dental assistants – they simply no longer wish to work under poor conditions. Dr. Nebo Stankovits explains why the shortage is often home-made.
Why a sedation rule led to two locations and how differently teams may work in France and Germany: insights from the practice of Dr Roman d'Olive.
30,000 to 40,000 euros for the system, a full day of familiarisation and an initially counterproductive phase: Dr Roman d'Olive puts an honest figure on entry into navigation.
Six years of training with Professor Khoury, a sobering look at a panoramic radiograph and an impulse from Harvard: how Dr Roman d'Olive found his way to navigated implantology.
Surgical guide, dynamic navigation or robotic arm? Dr Roman d'Olive explains how the three levels of guided surgery differ and which level suits which practice.
Static guide before dynamic navigation, learning the planning software oneself, building up basic surgical experience: a staged plan for entering guided implantology.
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