Jana Denzel speaks to Miguel Stanley about the challenges he’s faced in his career, what he thinks the future of dentistry will be and what dentists and practice owners can do to adapt to post COVID-19 dentistry.
Dr Ana Paz has been invited for an interview by a well renowned dentist, Dr Ken Serota, founder of the prestigious dental group called Nexus with more than 30.000 followers.
Vitamin D is a steroid hormone that is obtained through diet or synthesised in the skin from cholesterol when the skin receives adequate sun exposure (the main means of obtaining the vitamin).
On the last 30th of April, Dr Miguel Stanley was invited to participate in a round-table discussion with the world-leading experts on the Low Level Led Therapy (LLLT) technology called ATP38.
This is an enlightening and so valuable of a conversation with Dr. Miguel Stanley, one of the leaders and educators in our profession.
Dr. Miguel Stanley looks at the pandemic as a positive time for dentists to reset. They may want to consider practicing “slow dentistry” upon their return. What is that, and is it right for you?
Difficult times we are all facing as humans, and I just wanted to give a big shout out to all the Dental community.
So very proud to have my article on “Toxic Dentistry” published in such a prestigious edition.
For the longest time I have been talking about how important it is to practice Slow Dentistry.
This study has been done with patients from around the world. Results are impressive. 2 out of 3 patients asked, believe a clinic with digital technology would provide better care.
