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Self-help massage techniques of the head and neck from pain patterns related to mouth breathing
Thursday 30th November 2023
Presented by

Caroline Smith
Caroline is a DHT and Ikigai educator working in the North East. She has a keen interest in functional health and is passionate about incorporating evidence-based lifestyle interventions into her clinical periodontal therapy to support reducing the inflammatory load.
She has a diploma in Nutritional Science and practice and is a qualified massage therapist with extra training in TMJ therapy, lymphatic drainage, myofascial release, and myofunctional therapy.
In her complementary clinic, she supports patients with oral-related dysfunction out of the scope of dentistry with a big emphasis on nasal breathing due to its consequences on the systemic system and pain patterns.
Description
The webinar will provide an overview of the correct functional breathing mechanism we should have as humans and the pain patterns that can present when something goes wrong.
It will provide you with the self-help manual techniques you can use to gently release the soft tissue for instant release any time of the day.
Learning Aims
To introduce participants to common pain patterns in the head and neck that can present from mouth breathing and how to manually release these areas on yourself using self massage techniques.
Learning Objectives
- Describe common pain patterns caused by mouth breathing.
- Interpret the impact of nasal dysfunction on muscles.
- Develop a simple self help massage technique to use on yourself for instant relief.
References
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Pickering, M. and Jones, J.F. (2002). The diaphragm: two physiological muscles in one. Journal of Anatomy, [online] 201(4), pp.305–312.
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Teach Me Anatomy (2014). The Diaphragm – Actions – Innervation – TeachMeAnatomy. [online] Teachmeanatomy.info. Available at:
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Trevisan, M.E. (2015). Diaphragmatic amplitude and accessory inspiratory muscle activity in nasal and mouth-breathing adults: A cross-sectional study. Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology, [online] 25(3), pp.463–468. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jelekin.2015.03.006. Villoria, A., Azpiroz, F., Burri, E., Cisternas, D., Soldevilla, A. and Malagelada, J.-R. (2011). Abdomino-Phrenic Dyssynergia in Patients With Abdominal Bloating and Distension. American Journal of Gastroenterology, 106(5), pp.815–819. doi:https://doi.org/10.1038/ajg.2010.408
All About Air Polish
Thursday 16th November 2023
Presented by

Cat Edney DT PgDip(Dist)
Award-winning Dental Therapist Cat Edney is passionate about soft skills training and multidisciplinary team working. With a focus on championing dental Therapy, Cat is passionate about shared care protocols. Cat lectures nationally and often speaks on utilising dental hygienists and therapists’ full skill sets – she is a clinical educator for NSK, has developed hands-on dental courses under her training brand ‘The Modern Therapist’ and is regularly published in multiple dental magazines.
Description
All about air polish. An in-depth look at the history, indication and use of air polishing devices. Cat will talk through the different types of air polishing powders available on the market, when to choose what powder to use, and how to use your air polishing device.
Learning Aims and Objectives
- Describe the types of air-polishing powders and devices available to the dental profession.
- Explain the indications for air polishing and the techniques associated with different clinical indications.
- Outline the contraindications and considerations that should be made when choosing air polishing as a treatment method.
Look, Listen and Observe for Mouth Cancer in the Elderly
Thursday 9th November 2023
Presented by

Emma Riley
Emma has many years’ experience in dental nursing and oral health care, having qualified from Manchester Dental School. She was at one point the only Sponsored McMillian Oral Health practitioner working for the Pennine Trust and supported patients at all stages of their treatment of oral cancers. Emma led nurse led clinics and was the DCP member of UKOMIC. Her work has seen her present and write both nationally and internationally and allowed her to present at the Mouth Cancer Awareness event in Parliament. Emma is also a clinical advisor for MCF. She has throughout the pandemic worked closely with care homes and was proud to contribute to the COP26 event which put oral care for the older person under the spot light.
Description
Oral Care is important at any age, but as 78% of mouth cancers cases are in the over 55 age group, it is important that care home residents look after their mouths and staff check their mouths on a regular basis looking for signs and symptoms of mouth cancer. This presentation will look at the challenges around detection in this group and tips on how to spot the symptoms.
Learning Aim
- To raise awareness of mouth cancer in the elderly
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the barriers encountered assessing the oral cavity in this particular group
- Understand the signs and symptoms
- Recognise the impact this condition has on all involved
The Untold Impact of Culture on Oral Health
Thursday 19th October 2023
Presented by

Janet Williams
Janet is a registered Dental Hygienist from Trinity College Dublin. During her studies in the DDUH, Janet’s passion for creating positive change led her to actively participate in workshops, mentoring projects, and deliver oral health presentations. During her final year, Janet conducted compelling research on the impact of ethnic and cultural oral practices on oral health, illuminating the need to incorporate culturally inclusive approaches to oral care. Her work highlights a profound passion for exploring the intersection of culture, ethnicity, and oral health.
Description
This webinar explores how oral health is influenced by ethnic and cultural oral practices. The key subjects covered in this article are the use of miswak, oil-pulling therapy, and betel nut chewing.
Learning Aim
To educate dental health professionals about how diverse cultural and ethnic oral practices have an impact on our oral health, including their beneficial and potential harmful effects.
Learning outcomes
- Recognise the importance of culture and ethnicity in dental care.
- Understand the historical context and origins of diverse cultural oral practices.
- Recognise the utilisation of diverse cultural oral practices.
- Identify the oral health benefits and potential risks of diverse cultural oral practices.
Flossuary : an oral health initiative
Thursday 12th October 2023
Presented by

Liz Matthews
Qualified Dip.dent hyg (B’ham 2003),and have worked in general practice for 20 yrs. I have a special interest in perio/systemic links and habit/behaviour change. Founded the Flossuary initiative in 2018.
Description
Together we CAN really get the nation flossing!
Coaching patients to develop good oral hygiene habits is a challenge and time consuming for dental professionals. I’ll explain how I developed the Flossuary initiative and how it may be utilised in practice to help motivate and engage patients, at the same time as raising awareness and spreading important health messages to the general public.
Learning Aim
To introduce the Flossuary initiative and discuss how it may be used to improve interdental cleaning habits and raise awareness among patients and the general public.
Learning outcomes
- Describe the concept of Flossuary and how it can be used in practice.
- Understand the research evidence on how Flossuary can help in the development of good oral hygiene habits.
- Demonstrate how Flossuary can help dental professionals as a tool to motivate patients to improve their oral hygiene.
Top Tips for Piezo Ultrasonic Tips
Thursday 12th September 2023
Presented by

Cat Edney DT PgDip(Dist)
Award-winning Dental Therapist Cat Edney is passionate about soft skills training and multidisciplinary team working. With a focus on championing dental Therapy, Cat is passionate about shared care protocols. Cat lectures nationally and often speaks on utilising dental hygienists and therapists’ full skill sets – she is a clinical educator for NSK, has developed hands-on dental courses under her training brand ‘The Modern Therapist’ and is regularly published in multiple dental magazines.
Description
Cat Edney explores the types, shapes and indications of piezo tips available within the NSK range, with a look at why tip shape matters, the most effective use of ultrasonic tips and how to match the treatment stage with tip selection. This webinar aims to support Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists with the practical aspects of ultrasonic use from the very start of ordering to use, wear indication, sterilisation and disposal.
Learning Aims and Objectives
- List the key shapes and indications of ultrasonic tips
- Describe Piezo technology and how this guides the technique
- Consider how different ultrasonic tips can be used at different treatment stages of patient care.
All About Air Polish
Tuesday 1st August 2023
Presented by

Cat Edney DT PgDip(Dist)
Award-winning Dental Therapist Cat Edney is passionate about soft skills training and multidisciplinary team working. With a focus on championing dental Therapy, Cat is passionate about shared care protocols. Cat lectures nationally and often speaks on utilising dental hygienists and therapists’ full skill sets – she is a clinical educator for NSK, has developed hands-on dental courses under her training brand ‘The Modern Therapist’ and is regularly published in multiple dental magazines.
Description
All about air polish. An in-depth look at the history, indication and use of air polishing devices. Cat will talk through the different types of air polishing powders available on the market, when to choose what powder to use, and how to use your air polishing device.
Learning Aims and Objectives
- Describe the types of air-polishing powders and devices available to the dental profession.
- Explain the indications for air polishing and the techniques associated with different clinical indications.
- Outline the contraindications and considerations that should be made when choosing air polishing as a treatment method.
Delivering Special Care Dentistry - Autism Spectrum Disorder ASD
Thursday 6th July 2023
Presented by

Imogen Fox
Imogen qualified as a Dental Hygienist and Dental Therapist in 2011 from the University of Manchester. She worked for seven years at the Oxford University Hospitals as a Macmillan Dental Therapist, which consolidated her passion for caring for patients with Head and Neck Cancers.
Alongside general practice, she now works for Kings College Hospital as both a clinical tutor and within the special care community dental services team.
Description
This webinar aims to give DHTs confidence to care for patients with additional needs.
Learning Aims and Objectives
- Identify
Patients with additional needs such as autism
The oral health risks linked with these patient groups. - Discuss
The approach they may take to improve patient outcomes for this patient group.
Adapting their behavioral management techniques to help these patients feel comfortable in the dental setting.
Challenges with gaining consent from adult patients who may not have capacity. - Apply
Their knowledge of potential challenges in treating this patient group to improve outcomes.
Stress Management through Creativity
Thursday 22nd June 2023
Presented by

Jenna Byng
Jenna has been a general dental practitioner for 15 years, having qualified from Cardiff School of Dentistry in 2007.
She has worked in both NHS and mixed practices and has a keen interest in art and how it relates to dentistry.
Description
This webinar is a 90 minute follow along ‘dentally themed’ painting workshop.
Learning Aims and Objectives
- To provide a method through which members of the dental team can manage stress
- Understand why process is more important than outcome and apply it to the dental setting
- Learn how perfectionism and unrealistic expectations can be detrimental and contribute to stress
Learning Outcomes
- Find a creative outlet to manage stress and anxiety
- Learn to enjoy the process
- Learn to let go of perfectionism and judgement/inner critic
Periodontitis and Diabetes – Collaborative care and integrated care pathways
Thursday 1st June 2023
Presented by

Dr Varkha Rattu
BDS MFDS RCS (ENG) – GDC NO. 278613
Dr Varkha Rattu qualified from Queen Mary, University of London, in 2018. Following graduation, she undertook posts in general practice and hospital where her passion for gold standard dentistry was reflected by the numerous accolades she won.
Dr Rattu is now on the four-year periodontology postgraduate programme at King’s College London, Guy’s Hospital, London. Here she manages complex periodontal patients non-surgically and surgically. She has an active role in periodontal research which she thoroughly enjoys. This has resulted in her publishing articles in and being invited as a reviewer for peer-reviewed journals. Additionally, she has been invited to lecture internationally on periodontitis and the systemic axis. More recently, Dr Rattu was the recipient of the prestigious British Society of Periodontology Systematic Review Prize for her high-quality research where she collaborated with some of the World’s leading periodontists.
Description
Passionate about the effects of periodontitis on systemic health, Dr Rattu launched a ‘Periodontitis and Diabetes’ campaign within hospital. It was recognised nationally winning the BSP Audit Award and has since been supported by TePe. Furthermore, she has introduced diabetes point-of-care testing within her periodontal consultations in private practice.
Dr Rattu discusses the importance of collaborative care when managing patients with co-morbid periodontitis and diabetes.
Learning Aims and Objectives
- Heighten awareness of the biological mechanisms linking periodontitis and diabetes
- Discuss the evidence base supporting the management of periodontitis on diabetes and vice versa
- To encourage dental professionals to think laterally and consider an expansion of their traditional role when managing patients with periodontitis
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this webinar, delegates will:
- Have a heightened awareness of the bidirectional link between periodontitis and diabetes.
- Have awareness of hospital- and practice-based initiatives aiming to raise awareness between periodontitis and diabetes and improve patient management.
- Discuss the importance of inter-professional outcomes on successful patient management.
Why Does It Hurt Being A Dental Professional? Prepare to be moved
Thursday 25th May 2023
Presented by

Anita Hosty
Registered Dental Hygienist
UK registered DH with working experience in 3 different countries – Slovakia, UK and Canada. An international speaker and fitness instructor, Anita is also the creator of LOOSE HANDS, ergonomic and fitness program for dental professionals.
She is passionate keeping dental professionals pain free during their dental career.
Description
This webinar will discuss why dental professionals are more likely to have back issues, looking at the importance of the CORE as well as bad postural habits. The session will include some gentle stretching exercise.
Learning Aims and Objectives
- This ergonomic and interactive webinar aims to help learners understand the strains of dental profession on our body.
- We will be exploring the importance of, and identifying core muscles, plus good and bad twists.
- You will learn about the importance of neutral posture and correct working posture preventing musculoskeletal issues associated with working in dental settings.
Learning Outcomes
- After completion of the webinar, you will understand the importance of a good working posture and learn how to maintain it.
- Additionally, the content will give you essential tools to feel pain free in your chosen career – no Dental Professional should be in pain!
The Use of Biomimetic Toothpastes in Dental Prevention. Is Fluoride the only answer?
Thursday 11th May 2023
Presented by

Louisa Clarke
MSc, BSc (Hons), Dip DH, Assoc.FCGD
After qualifying from The Eastman Dental Hospital, UCL, in 2002, Louisa has enjoyed the last twenty years working clinically as a dental hygienist with extended duties, mainly in London. During this time, she continued to stay abreast of new developments in the dental field, and returned to further study, being awarded BSc Dental Studies in 2019.
This led to her decision to take a career sidestep from clinical work, to focus on scientific research and dental product development, and was recently awarded her MSc in Oral Biology with distinction from QMUL.
Louisa has a particular interest in minimally invasive dentistry and biomimetic preservation of the oral tissues. She is presently working clinically one day a week to retain her clinical skills alongside her role as Territory Manager and UK course lead for a large global dental manufacturer.
Louisa is an Associate Fellow at The College of General Dentistry and holds the role of Chair for the South East Regional Group of the BSDHT.
Description
The webinar explores the use of biomimetic toothpastes in the prevention of demineralisation, dental caries and dentinal hypersensitivity.
Learning Aims and Objectives
To gain a greater understanding of the dental hard tissues at nanoscale, how they are protected naturally in the oral environment to prevent caries, erosion and dentinal hypersensitivity, and how we can prevent and restore loss of tissue and function using biomimetic, bioactive pastes, especially those containing calcium phospho-silicate.
- Discuss the nanocomposite nature of the dental hard tissues and how this relates to biomimetics
- Discuss the importance of the Acquired Enamel Pellicle (AEP), how it is developed and its role in the prevention of the dental hard tissues
- Investigate the use of alternative pastes containing Calcium and Phosphate, with or without Fluoride, in the remineralisation process, and their mode of action on the dental hard tissues
- Heighten awareness the structure, properties and mode of action of bioactive glasses and their role in prevention and repair of the dental hard tissues
The tale of Periodontitis and the three Cs –Consensus, Co-operation and Collaboration
Thursday 27th April 2023
Presented by

Dr Varkha Rattu
BDS MFDS RCS (ENG) – GDC NO. 278613
Dr Varkha Rattu qualified from Queen Mary, University of London, in 2018. Following graduation, she undertook posts in general practice and hospital where her passion for gold standard dentistry was reflected by the numerous accolades she won.
Dr Rattu is now on the four-year periodontology postgraduate programme at King’s College London, Guy’s Hospital, London. Here she manages complex periodontal patients non-surgically and surgically. She has an active role in periodontal research which she thoroughly enjoys. This has resulted in her publishing articles in and being invited as a reviewer for peer-reviewed journals. Additionally, she has been invited to lecture internationally on periodontitis and the systemic axis. More recently, Dr Rattu was the recipient of the prestigious British Society of Periodontology Systematic Review Prize for her high-quality research where she collaborated with some of the World’s leading periodontists.
Description
Passionate about intra- and inter-professional collaborations, Dr Rattu will be discussing how she incorporates a systematic and team-based approach to manage patients with periodontitis. During the webinar, she will discuss the evidence based steps which formulated the S3 guidelines and when to consider referral.
Learning Aims and Objectives
- Heighten awareness of the evidence-based guidance which the S3 guidelines were built upon
- Discuss when to consider referral following initial therapy
- Discuss case studies, their appropriate management and how to incorporate a team-based approach to optimise outcomes
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this webinar, delegates will:
- Be able to utilise the evidence-based S3 guidelines to inform their management decisions when treating patients with periodontitis
- Have a comprehensive understanding of the periodontal criteria requiring referral after initial therapy
- Have heightened awareness of the importance of intra- and inter-professional collaborations in relation to the successful management of periodontitis
Spotlight on Dental Career Pathways (part 4)
Thursday 23rd March 2023
Presenters

Jocelyn Harding
Special interest: Oral cancer care
Joss is a clinical ambassador for the Mouth Cancer Foundation and part of the working party updating the 2021 GOV.UK DBOH guidelines in the prevention and early detection of mouth cancer. Joss is part of the United Kingdom Oral Management in Cancer care group (UKOMIC) and the World Dental Federation (FDI) consensus group. Joss is currently studying an MSc in Advanced and Specialist Healthcare at Kent University and is delighted to have a book published by Wiley, “Care of Head and Neck Cancer Patients for Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists”.

Jules Fisher
Special interest: : Direct access
Dental hygienist since 1996, & owner of The Dental Hygiene Studio est 2019 an independent dental hygiene practice. Jules has a special interest in Direct Access and Dental Hygiene led practice.

Yvonne O’ Sullivan
Special interest: Gingival recession
Yvonne completed her diploma in Dental Hygiene at the Dublin Dental University & Hospital in 2009 and a BSc in Oral Health Promotion with the O’Hehir University, Canada in 2022. Yvonne has worked in private specialist practice’s and general dental practices since 2009.
In 2016 she began a role as dental hygiene tutor in the Dublin Dental School & Hospital. Yvonne’s clinical areas of interest are the management of dental implants, and gingival recession.
Spotlight on Dental Career Pathways (part 3)
Thursday 2nd March 2023
Presenters

Kirsty Chappell
Special interest: Oral health education and prevention
Putting patient’s interests first and going back to basics.
Raising awareness on the importance of oral hygiene advice.
Encouraging oral health care professionals to support their patients in taking control of their own oral health to prevent and stabilise oral diseases.

Manjit Sandhu
Special interest: Supporting and motivating colleagues
Manjit qualified with Honours as a Dental Hygienist from University College Cork (Rep. of Ireland) in 2004 and was awarded the Castellini Award for the highest clinical skillset in her year. She has also undertaken postgraduate education and completed an MSc in Advanced Periodontal Practice from The University of Essex in 2018. She has held a part-time (bank) Clinical Lecturer at The University of Portsmouth-Dental Academy and is currently a Clinical Instructor on the “Back to Practice” course and more recently a BSDHT mentor.

Rachael England
Special interest: Public health
Rachael qualified as a dental hygienist in 2006 and has extensive experience working in the United Kingdom and internationally. Currently, she works as an Education and Public Health Manager at FDI World Dental Federation in Geneva. Rachael achieved her Master’s in Public Health with merit in 2018 and she is currently studying for a Doctorate in Public Health at Teesside University. Rachael was recently awarded the “Early Career Researcher Award” from the British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry and “New Research Award” at the International Dental Hygienist Symposium.
Spotlight on Dental Career Pathways (part 2)
Thursday 23rd February 2023
Presenters

Ru Boyle
Special interest: Skin and aesthetics
Ru is a dental hygienist who qualified in 1995 from the Eastman Dental Hospital. Her career has progressed with many exciting opportunities, these being from practice management to teaching, mentoring and assessing. In 2018 she started a journey in facial aesthetics, firstly concentrating on the skin then onto injectables. Ru opened her own skin and aesthetics clinic in 2020 and this year she has set up her own training academy with Lauri Wood. Her dream is to gain VCTC status and train up to level 7.

Pat Popat
Special interest: Facial Aesthetics
Pat is a dental therapist who also does facial aesthetics procedures. He has been trained by the world renowned Prof Bob Khanna. Pat had been involved in education for years and is an NSK Ikigai Oral Hygiene Community educator.

Anna Peterson
Special interest: Posterior composites & social media
Anna has worked alongside Periodontists for almost 5 years which has strengthened her keen interest in improving patients’ oral health. She does this through education within the clinical setting and more recently on social media. Through social media Anna hopes to raise the awareness of what a dental therapist is to the public.
Spotlight on Dental Career Pathways (part 1)
Thursday 9th February 2023
Presenters

Deepak Simkhada
Dip DH, Dip DT, BSc, MSc, PGCE, FSET, FCGDent
Special interest: Perio, Education, Training
Deepak is a dental hygienist therapist (BSc Oral Health, Dundee, 2007, MSc Advance Periodontal Practice, Uni of Essex 2018). He writes articles for professional publications and speaks at various events. He works two days per week in general dental practice and runs courses on various aspects of periodontology within the UK (periowithdeepak.com).

Lauren Long
BSc PGDip
Special interest: Utilising Dental Therapists to their full potential
Lauren Long is a multi-award winning Dental Therapist Alongside her roles as a Clinical Educator and Key Opinion Leader for several leading dental companies, Lauren regularly writes articles for professional publications. She currently holds the position of Therapist Clinical Director for Pain Free Dentistry Group – allowing her to support other Hygienists and Therapists to utilise their skills to create a thriving career

Cat Edney
RDH, RDT, PGDip ( Dist)
Award-winning Dental Therapist
Award winning Cat Edney has over ten years of experience working in specialist and private practice where she has developed a passion for soft skills training and multidisciplinary team working in the Dental Setting. Cat is passionate about shared care protocols and often speaks on the subject of utilising dental hygienists and therapists full skill sets, while also running ‘The Modern Therapist’ her own hands on therapy course.
Lights, Camera, Retraction
Tuesday 6th December 2022
Presenters
Lauren Long
Dental Therapist and Clinical Educator
Siobhan Kelleher
Dental Hygiene Business Coach and Trainer
Aim:
The aim of this session is to introduce participants to the hygiene wheel, coaching approaches, digital equipment and latest technology that can be used in dental hygiene room, so that they will be able to enhance their performance and hence patient care.
Objectives:
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Discuss different coaching approaches that can be used chairside
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Enhance awareness of diagnostic equipment to support the clinician
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Heighten awareness of various equipment that can be used for patient education
Update on Local Anaesthesia
Thursday 17th November 2022
Presenter
Christine Macleavy
Dental Therapist, Master Practitioner and Trainer of NLP
Aim:
Understand the risks and complications involved when delivering local analgesia and be more confident in delivering painless injections.
Objectives:
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Have a better understanding of LA agents
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Consider MH, Medications and Drug interactions
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Understand methods of delivering IDB’s infiltrations and interpapillary techniques painlessly
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Be aware of Risks and Complications and ways of minimising them
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Problem solving – dealing with failed analgesia, hitting bone too soon, etc
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Manage anxious and phobic patients when delivering local anaesthesia
The Dental Detective - Investigating what clues to look out for
Thursday 10th November 2022
Presenter
Éilish Duffy
Clinical Educator
Aim:
Broaden the dental health professionals understanding of the scientific evidence regarding the association of oral and systemic diseases
Objectives:
- Explore the evidence of association between common systemic diseases and oral health
- Heighten awareness of oral manifestations of systemic disease presentation
- Implement appropriate protocols for multidisciplinary referrals
5 Key Steps to Opening an Independent Dental Hygiene/Therapy Practice
April 28th 2022 Dublin
Passcode: JHU2BX3$
Presenters
Jacqui Armstrong
Ohh!
Principal Dental Hygienist
Joanne Knox
Pure Dental Hygiene NI
Company Director and Principal Hygienist
Jules Fisher
The Dental Hygiene Studio
Practice Owner and Lead Hygienist
Luke Anthony Snelling
Dental Hygienist and Therapist, Facial Aesthetician
Nigel Crossman
Samera
Head of Commercial Finance
Dan Fearon
Samera
Finance Manager