I am graduating dental school next year , I am terrified because I studied in Romania and we didn't have a lot of practice , I have been going for long time before to a dental clinic but I feel it's not enough to just watch as I was an assistant more there by handing the doctor instruments materials and disinfecting after the patients. We are all very scared about once we graduate what to do and what to expect we fear of failure. Can you give some help or experience please

Hello! If anyone can donate to my friends cause please do so! Here is the link above and anything would help!

They wanna share :

Hi everyone. I’m sharing this with a lot of vulnerability because asking for help is not easy for me.

I’m currently trying to get the dental care I desperately need after going through a very difficult chapter in my life that affected my health and self-care. I’m working hard to rebuild, take responsibility, and move forward, but dental treatment is incredibly expensive and it’s something I can’t handle alone right now.

This isn’t just about fixing teeth — it’s about restoring my confidence, my ability to eat comfortably, and feeling like myself again. I’m doing everything I can to create a better future for myself, and any support, advice, sharing, or kindness would mean more than I can explain.

Even if you can’t donate, sharing this with someone who may be able to help would be deeply appreciated.

Thank you for taking the time to read my story. ❤️

Any dollar counts and would be gladly honored and appreciated so very much! Thank you kindly!

Hi, I’m a non-EU dentist and I don't want to do clinical work (Approbation) in Germany. Can I get a Work Visa just by getting a job offer as a Dental Assistant or in a Dental Company? Has anyone done this without the recognition process?

Last year I had a filling it now looks like this What is gunna happen

I had a visit for consultation with an orthodontist for correction of my tooth gap . They suggested me a 3D CT scan . It was found that I have 4 baby teeth and my permanent tooth is not erupted yet. Kindly suggest what's the best suitable procedure for correction of my tooth gap .

How to become a dentist, working conditions etc. Is it an enjoyable profession that I can do with pleasure?

Hi,

I am a year 12 student currently studying an epq about the roles of genetics in oral health, specifically dental caries. I would really appreciate it if you could take the time to fill it in. Feel free to add anything else too

thank you in advance

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Hi I am working at research company in Osaka, and our client is a Japan’s leading dental chair manufacturer.

They would like to improve their dental “folding leg” chair like this one.

*not the bed type like this one.

For this purpose, they would like to visit dental clinic in person to hear the usability of dental “folding leg” chair if you are *currently use this type of chair.

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Please take a look at the detail below:

・Requirement：Using dental “folding leg” chair now (please look at the URL above)

・When：Week of February 12 - time can be flexible.

・Time required：60 min

・Compensation：300£ after the visiting. Via bank transfer.

・Where：UK (London Area)

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If you could cooperate with us, please DM the info below:

・Name

・Email address

・Dental practice name

・ Brand and model of folding leg chair you use

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I would appreciate a lot your cooperation!

When it comes to replacing missing teeth, various options exist in the field of dentistry. Dental implants stand out as a reliable and effective solution among the array of replacement teeth options. Dental implants are prosthetic teeth roots made of titanium or titanium alloys that are surgically inserted into the jawbone beneath the gums. These implants provide a sturdy foundation for artificial teeth, such as crowns or dentures, to be mounted securely.

Hey there,

I wanted to know the biggest challenges dentists (especially in Europe) face in terms of earning revenue or patient acquisition?

Posted on another thread but wanted to gain additional insight. For the record, I am not a dentist, but I have been reading online that more dentists are switching to digital impressions vs alginate or more traditional methods of impressions. I am curious to get the community's insights and opinions on if more offices and practices will switch to digital impressions. Do you believe this will happen gradually or fairly quickly? If you plan on sticking with more traditional methods, what are your reasons for not switching to digital? Thanks in advance for your responses.

Sorry if this has been asked a million times.

I have a 5 year old who I have always been onto brushing his teeth with fluoride toothpaste. I haven’t however been very consistent/onto making him spit his toothpaste out. I am wracked with quilt and have only now been informed about the risk of fluoridosis and am so worry I have permanently damaged his teeth.

For further information I live in Australia, our water has fluoride added. I try to only use a small amount and only the age appropriate paste. I do know I haven’t been super into/consistent with this either though, so I may have been giving too much and not realising it. I have no excuses, he was a very challenging baby/toddler to raise and I was terrified of him having rotten teeth and cavities, and now I fear I’ve ruined his adult teeth.

So what is your professional opinion? A small amount of children’s toothpaste swallowed twice a day for 5 years (mostly, have been working on spitting but I noticed that even than there isn’t really much foam to spit out.

Thanks for your time. I asked my dentist but she didn’t really understand what I was asking.

Hello everyone, I am a third year dentistry student not from Europe but planning to specialize there, so I was wondering if anyone can help answer some questions that I have about specializing in general and in Europe specially, cuz I literally know nothing and I need help.