Dental therapist Ibrahim Numan discusses why change to GDC regulation is needed to protect the profession and prevent unnecessary registration removals. We all know how
An indemnifier has written to the GDC urging it to reconsider its intention to appeal a High Court ruling that said an aspect of professional
‘It’s important that we make more efforts to humanise dentistry’ – after just missing the ARF payment deadline in 2022, one dentist explains how it
With a worsening recruitment crisis, Matt Everatt questions the future of dental technology – are we able to train more dental technicians in time? Just
The General Dental Council (GDC) has said it will appeal a recent High Court decision that ruled the GDC had acted in a ‘wrong and
‘The looming uncertainty created immense stress for me’ – we hear from a dental nurse who explains why they believe a more streamlined and compassionate
Calls have been made for the General Dental Council (GDC) to take action to reduce the amount of time taken to process fitness to practise
Dentistry.co.uk and Laboratory ask where the professions’s regulators stand on the illegal dental manufacture or import of dental devices such as dentures and crowns. Should
It has been a significant year for UK dentistry – from landmark court judgements, workforce plans and the closing down of that direct-to-consumer aligner company.
The General Dental Council (GDC) this week announced that it will introduce an ORE application processing fee ‘to ensure associated cost are recovered’. The changes
Showing their support for Saving Grace, John Makin, head of the Dental Defence Union (DDU), and Tamsin Thomas, DDU solicitor, explain why the indemnity provider
The General Dental Council (GDC) failed to meet standards for timeliness in both fitness to practise cases and registration processing. This comes after the Professional