Tag: general practice

Considering purchasing a practice? Becoming a principal is both a daunting and alluring prospect that most dentists will consider at some point in their career.  In this article, David Brewer, Managing Director at Frank Taylor & Associates, outlines some top tips on what to do if you are looking to raise finance to purchase a dental practice.

Orthodontics is an ever popular and in demand field of dentistry. Traditionally seen as a specialist only practice, it is becoming ever popular amongst general practitioners, seeking to both facilitate minimally invasive treatment and ultimately deliver the highest standard of care for their patients. In this article, Dr Tif Qureshi discusses his career pathway, followed by the developing trend of orthodontics in general practice and how it can be incorporated into the armamentarium of the GDP.

Considering purchasing a practice? Becoming a principal is both a daunting and alluring prospect that most dentists will consider at some point in their career.  In this article, Liz Hughes, Managing Director at Frank Taylor & Associates, discusses the key points to consider before 'taking the plunge'.

Facial aesthetics is the non surgical treatment of fine lines/wrinkles and folds. It normally consists of injectables, whether this be Botulinum Toxin or Dermal Fillers. In this article, Dr Harry Singh discusses the developing trend of facial aesthetics and how it can be incorporated into the practice of dentistry.

Sir Alex Ferguson is universally recognised as one of the greatest managers in football history. In 38 years of management, he amassed a staggering 49 trophies. As well as a highly successful period at Aberdeen FC, followed by a spell as the head coach of the Scottish national team, Sir Alex transformed Manchester United FC into the footballing and commercial giant it is today. In the following article, Hassan Mushaid discusses the leadership lessons that can be learnt from his record-breaking career and how these can be applied to dentistry.

The vast majority of dentists work as General Dental Practitioners (GDPs). They provide general primary care services to the general public, usually in a high street practice. They can provide NHS services, private treatment or a mixture both. In the following article Dr Samad gives an insight into what to expect from a career in General Practice.