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The Dental Technology Showcase (DTS) 2022 will once again be supported and attended by an array of professional associations and media organisations, including the Dental Technologies Magazine. -
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DTS always welcomes a broad range of individuals, businesses and organisations, which is partly what makes it such a dynamic event with a real buzz in the air. -
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The Dental Technology Showcase (DTS) 2022 remains the flagship event of the Dental Laboratories Association (DLA), the professional body for lab owners in the UK. -
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Dr Gulshan Murgai will be speaking as part of the DTS Lecture Theatre at the Dental Technology Showcase (DTS) 2022. -
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Among the brand-new features at the Dental Technology Showcase (DTS) 2022 will be the Digital Dentistry Acceleration Forum. -
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The programme for DTS 2022 will offer an exciting assortment of technical expertise, business intelligence and market insights. There will be something for every member of the lab team, with a combina ... -
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We are delighted to announce that registration is now live for the Dental Technology Showcase (DTS) 2022. You and your whole lab team can now secure your places at the event in May and start planning ... -
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In any industry or workplace, it is crucial for the team to work together effectively if they are to optimise the quality of products and services delivered, alongside enhancing efficiency and job sat ... -
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In the media, villains are portrayed with physical indicators that let the audience know that they’re the bad guy. Generally, the appearance of villains in media play on stereotypes – an evil witch wo ... -
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Prioritising skill development is highly beneficial for yourself, your clients and their patients. Taking the time to improve upon your skillset means you have more to offer, as well as being able to ... -
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Equality and diversity have been hot topics among global societies of late, with various movements and campaigns aiming to raise awareness of the issues and instigate change. -
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The lab environment has become increasingly stressful of late, with technicians having to contend with issues including reducing numbers in the profession, financial pressures for those providing NHS ... -
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Throughout the pandemic everyone has experienced isolation and a breakdown in community. Not only on a personal level but also in the workplace. Of course, many companies moved to working online but t ... -
The COVID-19 pandemic has made 2020 a year to remember for many reasons, both good and bad.
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It is important not to let your education fall by the wayside. This is especially important at a time when many dental teams are introducing new protocols and utilising new technologies...
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Importing goods and outsourcing services overseas is becoming a less viable option for many practices in the UK. This is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future -
The long-term impact of the coronavirus on businesses in the sector could yet be a big one. Looking into the proverbial crystal ball, this is what I would predict... -
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For the dental laboratory team, staying up-to-date with the latest products, skills and technologies in the profession is a must. -
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The dental industry is constantly evolving as innovative working strategies are ever welcome. There’s absolutely nothing more thrilling than a new gadget that will make your life easier.
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