A counsellor at Dental Practitioner Support discusses the importance of mindfulness for dental practitioners.

Whether you are a well-established dental practitioner looking for a change or a recent graduate exploring work opportunities, Anthony and Yasmin recommend looking for jobs in regional areas.

In a results-driven and technical profession like dentistry, it’s easy to get carried away with success stories.

Congratulations on completing your dental studies! You have put great effort into achieving your qualification and are about to take the first steps into your bright new future, post-study. You can leave exams, assignments, late-night studying, and instant noodles behind you.

When dental graduates enter the workforce, they are often greeted with a higher income compared to previous earnings from casual jobs they had while at university. Even with these increases to income, it’s still important to know how to budget.

Many would agree that ‘it’s the most wonderful time of the year.’ But dental practices often experience a surge of activity coming up to the holidays that can leave teams feeling stressed and tired.

Studying to become a dental practitioner is challenging in its own right, but for international students there can be added stressors.

Dentist Peter Norton highlights the opportunity mentorship can provide dental practitioners.

A Dental Practitioner Support counsellor discusses the impact of compassion fatigue on dental practitioners in Bite Magazine.

Working as a dental practitioner requires special knowledge, skills and the ability to set boundaries.