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Young Dental Life

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Last episode 20 November 2016. Nothing new since.

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Perfection. In dentistry, your patients, assistant, and practice manager all want this. But that often results in another ‘P’ - pressure - which can lead to anxiety and stress. Not a good recipe for success, especially as a young dentist. Fortunately, this isn’t a new feeling. Though it’s rarely mentioned, every experienced and successful dentist has walked a similar path. So we’ve decided to tap their brains, pepper them with questions, and record their answers for you. On the Young Dental Life podcast, you can hear from experienced dentists who have gone through some of what you’re experiencing now - doubt, screw-ups, tension and conflict within the practice. Listen to their advice on the drive to work, between patients, or on your lunch break. But listen, and learn from their mistakes to become a better dentist.

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Episodes

10 episodes in the feed on 24 August 2026.

  1. —Dentist, businessman, inventor: Dr. Chris Hart20 November 2016 · 17:22On the show's site
  2. —Dentist, businessman, inventor: Dr. Chris Hart20 November 2016 · 17:22On the show's site
  3. —Lessons from a lifetime in dentistry: Prof. Laurie Walsh, Part 229 August 2016 · 21:56On the show's site
  4. —Lessons from a lifetime in dentistry: Prof. Laurie Walsh, Part 229 August 2016 · 21:56On the show's site
  5. —Lessons from a lifetime in dentistry: Prof. Laurie Walsh, Part 129 August 2016 · 23:16On the show's site
  6. —Lessons from a lifetime in dentistry: Prof. Laurie Walsh, Part 129 August 2016 · 23:16On the show's site
  7. —From Max-Fax dentist to MP: Dr. Anthony Lynham5 July 2016 · 28:43On the show's site
  8. —From Max-Fax dentist to MP: Dr. Anthony Lynham5 July 2016 · 28:43On the show's site
  9. —Life as a Young Dentist: Dr. Dave Lee16 May 2016 · 15:08On the show's site
  10. —Life as a Young Dentist: Dr. Dave Lee16 May 2016 · 15:08On the show's site

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