Dental teams should offer recall appointments based on a patient’s needs, says the Dental Defence Union (DDU). The group argue against a blanket ban on
John Makin talks about his love for skiing and the importance of hobbies to avoid burnout within dentistry. Please introduce yourself My name is John
Amber Ojak and Christie Lawton discuss their ‘you are not alone’ social media movement and explain why dental professionals should discuss their mental health. We
John Makin, head of the Dental Defence Union, reflects on how we can still learn important lessons from a difficult 2020. Many dental professionals are
Dentistry talks to Sarah Ide, Debbie Herbst and Eric Easson about their experiences as dentolegal advisers. What is a dentolegal adviser? Sarah Ide (SI): A
Dental regulators have released new advice in the face of the renewed national lockdown. The General Dental Council (GDC) has put together supplementary advice to
John Makin hopes for a legacy of understanding and respect once the memories of 2020 have faded. As we look back on a tumultuous and
The majority of patients have been understanding about new ways of working within dental practices. This is according to new research undertaken by the DDU.
Sarah Ide, Dental Defence Union (DDU) dentolegal adviser, examines the most common factors in dental complaints and how to avoid them. In past articles we’ve
John Makin, head of the DDU, clears up confusion about the types of indemnity on offer. Colleagues adapting their practice to the pandemic will know
Andrew Bird and Joe Green, dental liaison managers at the DDU, explain what their role involves, how they support members and how COVID-19 has changed
David Lauder discusses some of the most frequently asked associate contract questions. It is clear that COVID-19 will have a significant impact on dentistry for
