Oral hygiene: supporting people with ID and their carers
Catherine Waldron PhD, who is interviewed on page 170 of this edition, outlines her research into oral health interventions for people with intellectual disability.
Stopping the invasion
Dr Jeanette MacLean is looking forward to addressing Irish dentists at the IDA Conference and spreading her message about the benefits of minimally invasive treatment in children.
Not another Zoom call
The IDA Annual Conference goes virtual for 2021 and will be a professional, expert-led, educational event.
The cyber threat
A cyber attack can be catastrophic for a dental practice. This type of crime is growing and it’s important that dentists know how to protect themselves.
Singing the praises of the unsung heroes
Dentists and dental team members went the extra mile to help with the national effort in the fight against Covid-19.
Always advocating
While it will be hard to be heard above all the news of Covid-19, new President of the IDA Dr Anne O’Neill says the Association will always advocate for the profession.
Taking the lead
Dr Sally Hanks describes her approach to dental education, and how her research on leadership can help dentists to navigate the challenges of Covid-19.
The risk manager
As dentists return to routine dentistry, Prof. Martin Cormican spoke to the Journal about what the future might look like for dentistry post Covid-19.