Ergonomics

All three types of exercise offer important benefits for dentists. Learn how to incorporate all of them in only 30 minutes per day. Dear Bethany: As a full-time dentist, I have constraints on my available time to exercise. Where should I put my emphasis in my exercise routine? Should I focus more on aerobic exercise, stretching or strengthening?

How to design a practice with proper function and flow.

Why where you work affects how you work.

Why our ergonomics expert recommends this style of chair to reduce postural problems.

Should dentists use a chair with armrests? Our ergonomics expert says yes and explains how to adjust them.

AeroPro is said to finally address the most common concerns expressed by hygienists about other handpieces on the market.

The cordless handpiece reportedly produces less wrist stress.

How to alleviate two forms of hip pain plaguing dental professionals.

The wider lens is designed to easily cover a larger area for a fast cure.

Solidify health practices by developing routine foundations

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Particular exercises may relieve certain physical complications from dental practice.

Trigger points are a primary cause of pain for many dental professionals, and it’s important to treat them as soon as they present.

The new, smaller laser is said to cut faster, smoother and 99.2 percent anesthesia-free.

What you need to know to enhance the patient experience and improve the workflow at your office.

The secret to preventing occupation-induced pain isn’t so secret after all - in fact, it’s the most natural thing you can do.

Improvements in ergonomics and flexibility have made this scanner a great chairside option.

The next-generation product family includes a handpiece and two disposable prophy angles.

Aching back? Cramped hands? These tips can help to ensure that you have a long and healthy career.

Many dentists complain of pain in the hands and wrist, but aren't sure what's causing it or how they can take care of it.

Solving the common problem of back pain in dentists requires identifying the correct cause first.

When it comes to shoulder pain, prevention is the best option.

The new hygiene and diagnostic instruments are said to combine innovative design and high-quality materials.

What are trigger points, and how can you avoid the pain they can cause?

The exercises that work for the average person can be damaging to a dental professional’s health - but do you know which ones are dangerous?

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These essential steps can be invaluable to preventing pain and ensuring career longevity.

Neck pain is a common problem plaguing dental professionals, but taking these five steps can help.

The Vacu-Mixer is said to be the first truly portable VPS mixing machine.

The scaler reportedly provides super-efficient removal of hard calculus and stains.