The DDU’s Jo-Anne Taylor explores the reasons behind complaints and claims concerning composite bonding, the second in a short series about cosmetic treatments. Quicker, less
John Makin, head of the Dental Defence Union (DDU), explains the impact of a government inquiry on professional morale. Fears about NHS ‘dental deserts’ appearing
Vicky Kitney, lead business partner at Peninsula Business Services, and James Kingham, dentolegal adviser at the Dental Defence Union (DDU), discuss how to implement an
Missed out on last week’s dental news? Here’s what happened over the past seven days… What does the new budget mean for dentistry? Chancellor Jeremy
An unfounded complaint from a colleague left a dentist in a ‘cold, dark and lonely place’ and forced her to step back from her role
Eric Easson discusses what to do if you find yourself on the receiving end of unwanted attention from a patient. Occasionally, the Dental Defence Union
The family of a man who took his own life say it was due to his failure to receive compensation after botched implants left him
Four in 10 dentists and doctors are likely to quit the NHS due to ‘intolerable’ pressures in the next five years. In addition, more than
‘Several factors may lead a patient to have unrealistic expectations’: Angela Love explains how patient expectations can be successfully managed. Patients and dentists may sometimes
John Makin, head of the Dental Defence Union (DDU) on whether 2023 will be the year that regulatory processes become fit for purpose. With the
If a tooth cannot be saved, you’ll want to ensure that the patient is aware of the risks involved and take steps to mitigate them
Missed out on last week’s dental news? Here’s what happened over the past seven days… Overseas registration in dentistry to be made easier That’s right