Starting foundation training, finishing dental school, or finding your feet in NHS practice? The early years can bring a full diary, difficult conversations and pressure to look confident while you are still learning.
In What I Wish Someone Told Me When I Started Dentistry, practising NHS dentist Dr. Sam Banna shares the lessons he wishes someone had explained at the beginning of his career.
This short, practical guide helps you:
• Prepare for your first weeks in practice.
• Avoid common beginner mistakes.
• Organise your diary and build useful daily systems.
• Communicate more clearly with patients and your dental team.
• Approach difficult days with greater perspective and confidence.
Written for dental students approaching graduation, foundation dentists and early-career associates, it also offers a practising dentist’s perspective for international dentists adapting to UK practice and mentors supporting new colleagues.
Read it before your next shift, and return to the lessons as you find your feet.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Starting foundation training, finishing dental school, or finding your feet in NHS practice? The early years can bring a full diary, difficult conversations and pressure to look confident while you are still learning. In What I Wish Someone Told Me When I Started Dentistry, practising NHS dentist Dr. Sam Banna shares the lessons he wishes someone had explained at the beginning of his career. This short, practical guide helps you: - Prepare for your first weeks in practice.- Avoid common beginner mistakes.- Organise your diary and build useful daily systems.- Communicate more clearly with patients and your dental team.- Approach difficult days with greater perspective and confidence. Written for dental students approaching graduation, foundation dentists and early-career associates, it also offers a practising dentist's perspective for international dentists adapting to UK practice and mentors supporting new colleagues. Read it before your next shift, and return to the lessons as you find your feet. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798251576160
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What dental school never teaches you about starting your career as a dentist.The first year of dentistry can feel overwhelming.Patients expect confidence.The workload builds quickly.And every decision feels like it matters more than it should.Most new dentists focus on being clinically perfect.But that's not what actually makes the early years easier.This book is a practical, honest guide to navigating your first years in dentistry - especially within the NHS.Written by a UK dentist who's been through it, this is the kind of advice you don't get taught. but wish you had from day one.Inside, you'll learn: How to manage NHS pressures without burning outHow to handle difficult patients with confidenceHow to stay calm when you're unsure what to doHow to communicate clearly (even when you're still learning)How to structure your day so it actually feels manageableWhat really matters in your first year - and what doesn'tThis isn't a textbook.It's not about perfection.It's about helping you feel more in control, more confident, and less overwhelmed as you find your feet in practice.If you're a: Dental student approaching graduationFoundation dentistEarly career clinicianOr an international dentist adapting to UK practiceThis book will help you navigate the reality of the job - not just the theory.A short, practical guide you can actually finish - and come back to when you need it most. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798251576160
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Starting foundation training, finishing dental school, or finding your feet in NHS practice The early years can bring a full diary, difficult conversations and pressure to look confident while you are still learning. In What I Wish Someone Told Me When I Started Dentistry, practising NHS dentist Dr. Sam Banna shares the lessons he wishes someone had explained at the beginning of his career. This short, practical guide helps you: - Prepare for your first weeks in practice.- Avoid common beginner mistakes.- Organise your diary and build useful daily systems.- Communicate more clearly with patients and your dental team.>Written for dental students approaching graduation, foundation dentists and early-career associates, it also offers a practising dentist's perspective for international dentists adapting to UK practice and mentors supporting new colleagues. Read it before your next shift, and return to the lessons as you find your feet. Seller Inventory # 9798251576160