Root canals have been round for hundreds of years, and are incredibly effective way to remove pain and to salvage the tooth structure. However, when poorly executed, can lead to some complications. The definition of poorly executed can vary a

Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry: A good thing?

Dec 11th, 2022 34m 40s

I have been following the evolution of Artificial intelligence in dentistry for quite some time, and I think that there are a lot of amazing companies out there doing incredible things. The foundation of all of these developments is to ensure b

Film X-Ray a thing of the past. 3D CBCT is the way to go.

Jun 23rd, 2022 19m 16s

For the past 20 years an incredible technology called cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) has been around in the world of Dentistry that uses x-ray technology but create a 3-D scan of the mouth and skull. Modern versions can actually do a reco

Are Your Dental Implants Really Clean?

Feb 18th, 2022 1h 37m

In this episode of Biting into Healthcare, Dr Miguel Stanley interviews his colleague, Dr Dirk Duddek from Germany, who founded the clean implant foundation. This nonprofit organisation tests dental implants for impurities on the surface that w

Could Your Dentistry Silently Be Killing You and is Immune Dentistry the answer?

Jan 6th, 2022 37m 23s

The link between healthcare and your mouth is more complex than most people realise. There is mounting evidence that poorly executed dental treatments and natural occurring cysts can lead to serious health issues. We can link the inflammation

Smoking Kills 8 Million people a year : Why is it still ok to smoke?

Aug 9th, 2021 25m 43s

According to the Centre for Disease Control -CDC, in the USA, and the World Health Organisation, more than 8 million people a year die from tobacco related diseases. According to the same sources Covid has killed 4.2 million since the beginnin

Trust in Healthcare: Is it Eroding?

May 27th, 2021 31m 41s

After more than one year of pandemic and lockdowns , political turmoil around the globe, civil unrest, mistrust in the financial sector, concerns about vaccination, education and even in our religious leaders, it is evident that there is a lot

Healthcare Vs Wealth Care?

May 6th, 2021 37m 3s

In the short episode Dr Stanley discusses some of the differences and challenges facing private practitioners in dentistry vs doctors that work in a hospital environment. A few insights into what goes on behind the scenes and why potentially w

Slow Dentistry : Why its Better to Go Slow.

Mar 17th, 2021 54m 49s

Have you ever stopped to think about why dentists can be so stressed? Do you ever think why things cost what they do at the dentist? Are you one to think that it's so much better that your dentist does things fast and cheap? Are you a dentist

Slow Dentistry: Why Going Slow is Better.

Mar 17th, 2021 54m 49s

No Half Smiles: How saying "No"can turn a dentist into a healer.

Feb 11th, 2021 52m 30s

In this episode Dr Stanley shares his foundational treatment philosophy, "No Half Smiles", and explains why it is so important to learn how to say "No" to your patients that seek only to come to the dentist for a quick fix. By practising compre

How to Be a Better Patient and get Better Care.

Jan 4th, 2021 58m 29s

In this episode Dr Stanley discusses what makes a perfect patient and why your attitude from the first phone call or email can affect the outcome of your treatment and even final cost. Yes! Being nice, polite and easy to be with actually can h

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A Brief intro into "Biting"

Jan 2nd, 2021 36m 11s

Hey guys, this is my first ever podcast and its an introduction into why I believe "Biting into Healthcare" is important and relevant. I talk a little bit into what I think this podcast should be about and how and who I would like to interview

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