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Article by Dr Hans H. Sellmann, Marl, Germany. August 2015
THOSE INVOLVED IN CLINICAL PRACTICE, be it as dentists, hygienists, or assistants, are prone to back issues. These include lower back and neck problems that relate to how they position themselves while rendering treatment.
Article from Dentaleconomics.com. USA. May 2015
THOSE INVOLVED IN CLINICAL PRACTICE, be it as dentists, hygienists, or assistants, are prone to back issues. These include lower back and neck problems that relate to how they position themselves while rendering treatment.
Article from Daily Telegraph, Australia. Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Chairs are silent killers for too many Australians. Studies have linked prolonged sitting with 24 percent increase in the likelihood of succumbing to some forms of cancer, heart disease and other preventable diseases.
