Allow more time to respond to allegations says Dental Protection

Allow more time to respond to allegations says Dental Protection

Dental Protection, while welcoming the GDC’s proposal to allow more time to provide information in fitness to practise hearings relating to a clinical concern, is calling for an extension to also apply to non-clinical cases. Raj Rattan, Dental Director at Dental Protection said: “We have been working with the GDC to introduce a range of reforms that will speed up the overall investigation process.”

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‘Was not brought’: a new toolkit for missed appointments

‘Was not brought’: a new toolkit for missed appointments

The British Dental Association (BDA) has launched a new toolkit to support safeguarding of children and young people who miss appointments, often for reasons beyond their control. Charlotte Waite, Chair of the BDA’s England Community Dental Services Committee said: “This new pathway is an important step forward to keeping children and young people safe.”

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Botox treatments may be subject to VAT

Botox treatments may be subject to VAT

Botox treatments should be taxed as a vanity treatment and not permitted to be tax-free as a medical therapy a court ruled last week. In a precedent-setting first-tier tax tribunal judgment, a judge ruled in favour of HMRC in its case against a southwest London skincare clinic, Skin Rich, that had provided injections without paying VAT. But this probably won’t apply to dentists offering such treatments.

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Health think tanks issue warning over Brexit

Health think tanks issue warning over Brexit

In an open letter to MPs, The King’s Fund, the Health Foundation and Nuffield Trust, summarise the four major areas where the impact of a no deal Brexit could be felt most sharply in health and care. Their conclusion is that a no deal Brexit could cause significant harm to these services and the people who rely on them.

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End of fillings ‘still a very long way off’

End of fillings ‘still a very long way off’

The end of dental fillings was forecast once again after scientists in China discovered how to regrow tooth enamel. Previous attempts to recreate the outer layer of teeth have proved elusive. Commenting on the claims, Prof Damien Walmsley, said: “This is exciting but it’s still a very long way off.”

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BDA joins royal colleges in issuing no-deal Brexit warning

BDA joins royal colleges in issuing no-deal Brexit warning

BDA PEC Chair, Mick Armstrong, was a signatory to a letter to the prime minister, from the heads of 17 royal colleges and health charities across the UK saying that  clinicians were "unable to reassure patients" their health and care will not be affected by a no-deal Brexit. They went on to say they have "significant concerns about shortages of medical supplies".

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  1. Fewer people seeing an NHS dentist, but it is costing them more
  2. NHS dentists’ incomes fell by 36% in real terms over past ten years
  3. OHF calls for stress-free working environments to end sugar binges
  4. Water coolers banned at Glasgow dental hospital
  5. Number of adults seeking orthodontic treatment in the UK remains high

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