The moment you have your smile back is priceless and it changes your life for the better. How many people have already felt ashamed of laughing freely or even smile without putting their hand in from of their teeth to hide a cavity or some other oral problem?
Leon McKenzie, the professional boxeur, just poured his heart out and told me what it means to him to have his smile back and being able to smile again without shame or self-consciousness.
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WOW! That’s all I can say after delivering a brand new lecture this past weekend in Hungary, at the 15th edition of the SymposiumSzeged conference.
One of the great pillars of healthcare, a relationship of trust between doctor and patient is crucial – while one is facing health problems, the other has the skills, knowledge and experience to minimise suffering, create a treatment plan, execute it and accompany the patient towards a solution that restores health and wellbeing. So, why is trust in healthcare eroding?
As healthcare providers, our expertise and skills are at the forefront of what we do, but our “bedside manner” is just as important, precisely because we are dealing with other people’s health.
