The British Dental Association has spoken out after the General Dental Council admitted acting unlawfully when conducting an under-guise operation against a clinical dental technician.
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The British Dental Association has paid tribute on its website to its past President, The Duke of Edinburgh, following the news of his death.
Tony Kilcoyne has announced his resignation from the British Dental Association’s Principal Executive Committee.
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The General Dental Council has admitted to Dental Protection that it acted ‘unlawfully in undertaking an under-guise operation without reasonable justification.’
Details have emerged that when the General Dental Council recently admitted acting unlawfully in undertaking an under-guise operation against a registrant, they obtained the investigation material unlawfully.
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