Dental Payment Plan Membership 'Surging' As NHS Access Bites

Dental Payment Plan Membership ’Surging’ As NHS Access Bites

The number of people belonging to dental payment plans has surged to new levels. Figures released for 2022 reveal that 3.8 million people were signed up to a dental payment or insurance plan, rendering the market worth £868M.  This figure represents an almost 25% growth on the 2019 market value of £710M when 3.2 million patients were members of dental plans. 

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GDC Fails with Social Skills Accusations

GDC Fails with Social Skills Accusations

A recent hearing demonstrated that the GDC‘s combative approach to Fitness to Practice (FTP) cases is very much alive and well.

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NHS Dentistry: From National Health Service to Whack-a-Mole

NHS Dentistry: From National Health Service to Whack-a-Mole

Reading any recent press release or announcement from the Government or NHS about healthcare, one can expect to see the reduction of inequalities being given as a key objective.

Two recent stories underline the disconnection between that frequently stated ambition, and actual outcomes in dentistry. In the same week that Secretary of State Victoria Atkins, claimed that dental access was now much better, residents of Newcastle and Darlington saw the reality of this supposedly improved NHS dental provision.

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