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Lucy Veal talks to Paul Abrahams about his career over the last 30 years, including his highlights, challenges, how he first started out and what he predicts for the future of dentistry. How did you first get into dentistry? I was always looking at doing something medical. I was particularly good at art and my…
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As he reaches the end of his year as president of the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Paul Abrahams reflects on what the past 12 months have meant for dentistry and for the organisation. ‘It has, without a doubt, been a difficult year for everyone in dentistry,’ says Paul Abrahams, president of the British Academy…
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Is digital dentistry still our ‘future’, or is time to make it mainstream, asks Paul Abrahams. For some time now, the pros of ‘going digital’ has been one of those topics that it has been near-impossible to escape from. We’ve seen the cutting-edge tools and equipment at shows. We’ve heard industry colleagues waxing lyrical about…
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Gaining skills and knowledge in multiple disciplines is key to delivering beautiful smiles, says Paul Abrahams. There’s no doubt that the oral health priorities of patients have changed significantly in the last few years. Many patients now value a smile that looks as healthy as it is. This is a driving factor in the increasing…
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Paul Abrahams considers the advantages of teledentistry, outside of the obvious health and safety benefits. In the wake of the pandemic, businesses of all sizes and sectors across the globe were forced to fast-track digital transformation and enable remote working. The dental profession hasn’t escaped the need to go virtual. Teledentistry is just one of…
