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Category: Dentistry
Cary in the press
During late summer 2019 Cary Cray-Webb decided to change jobs. Says Cary: ‘I had been dental nursing for the Ministry of Defence in the Defence Dental Service, which was great in many ways. But when a former colleague told me about a new role at Cambridge Community Dental Services I was intrigued’.
A Crisis of Confidence
At the recent BDIA Showcase exhibition, I visited the MHRA stand, and I was frankly shocked. Not by their stand, but by the sheer number of items they had seized at that very exhibition: 15,816 individual items from two stands, Retail Value £19,160.
One couple’s day out in Birmingham – at the BDIA Showcase
We arrived at the NEC as planned just after 11:00 am. And it seems that the entire UK caravan and motorhome community chose the self-same time to visit their trade show. A queue to get onto the site, queues for the carparks, queues for the transfer bus. Not a good start to the day.
Case Study: Pearl Dental Software
BHA Software‘s dental practice management software, Pearl, is well established. In fact, it’s the third most used product of its type in the UK.
What I learned at The London Dentistry Show
I visited the London Dentistry Show at Olympia last Friday, 13th September and thoroughly enjoyed myself. Here’s what I learned.
How to brand your practice
It is fascinating how dental practices are perceived by professionals and patients. This perception derives to a very great extent from the efforts that owners to create ‘a brand’.
The Dentistry Show – 17th & 18th May – 10 Things
This year, we decided to attend the Dentistry Show at the NEC. This article highlights ten of the things we learned from this year’s show.
Workplace stress : A nurse’s tale
Here’s an article written by Cary for BDJ-Team and republished on their Facebook page, where it caused quite a stir.
Making life easier in the waiting room
Like most people, I hate filing almost as much as I hate filling in forms. For me, a truly great piece of technology would make both easier – or even disappear altogether. And that’s exactly what’s happening in the waiting rooms of hundreds of dentists.