Porcelain Dental Implants An Indicator of Wealth: Polite Conversations
Dental implants have been around for centuries, but they’ve only become popular in recent decades. In the 1970s, fewer than 1% of people who had missing teeth had them replaced with implants. Today, that number is closer to 5%. While dental implants are becoming more...
Unions Can Help Solve The Labour Shortage in Australia
Australia is facing a skills shortage. There are not enough people with the right skills to fill all the jobs that are available. One way to solve this problem is to encourage more people to join unions. Everyone wants the easy jobs The union movement in Australia is...
Dental Nurse Salaries Around the World
Nurses are the poor relations of the medical world. This hierarchical anachronism is institutionalised gender inequality at work for all to see. Dental nurse salaries around the world are a pittance in comparison to dentists and orthodontists. These dental hygienists...
Can Electricians Spark a Revolution? Power In Their Hands To Blackout a City
There is no doubt in the world of long sailing trips, that the question of whether a sparky could spark a revolution has been debated long into the night, rolling with the sea and flowing with a rum or a red. Certainly an easy segue from the real life situation of...
Dentists & The Covid-Anxious Elderly
Dental Care For Covid-Vulnerable Senior Citizens We have all been on the lookout for the latest news on the COVID-19 disease and the impact it has on our communities, towns, and families. We know this is difficult times. You may not be able to go to the dentist for...
Security vs Human Rights in the 21C
Security is the most important issue for states, both internally and externally. Those in power want to keep their grip on that power, free from threats from terrorists domestically. The threat from outside agencies internationally may be unlikely but they still beat...