Over 50% of All Dentists Report Chronic Back Pain. Here’s How Not to Become Part of that Statistic

For years, dentistry has continued to top the charts as one of the most high-risk careers for chronic back pain and musculoskeletal injuries, forcing up to a third of dentists to retire early.
Join Dr. Bethany Valachi, an international expert in dental ergonomics, as she reveals evidence-based ergonomic strategies to help you extend your career and practice dentistry pain-free, including:
- Best practices for how to select and adjust your seating to prevent low back pain.
- A review of how to identify painful ‘trigger points’ common among dental professionals, and how to perform self-treatment to reduce associated pain
- Simple chairside stretching exercises that correct painful muscle imbalances in team members
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I want to make sure I avoid this issue. I know that the sooner I start, the better. I’m only 17, been wanting to be a dentist since I was a child and I’m already worried about this lol.