
Better access to NHS Dental Services under new reforms
New reforms to the dental contract – the first in 16 years – mean NHS dentists will be paid more for treating more complex cases,

New reforms to the dental contract – the first in 16 years – mean NHS dentists will be paid more for treating more complex cases,
This morning, the NHS announced the first significant change to its dental contract in 16 years since its introduction, including a minimum UDA value. The
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The current UDA system is no longer workable – but there needs to be ‘understanding and compromise’ in the face of any contract changes. This
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Nigel Jones comments on the Commons debate and expresses the seriousness of dentists leaving the NHS. ‘We all – the BDA, patients, MPs and the
Despite the struggle that lays ahead for NHS dentists, the profession must swim against the tide, says Nigel Jones. Big decisions lie ahead for many
Deepika Raino explores the MHPS and explains why she thinks it needs a reform to ensure it is fair for dental professionals. Implemented over 16