A dentist who treated patients immediately after his return from Greece without self-isolating, has had an 18-month Interim Suspension imposed on him by the General Dental Council.
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The Chief Dental Officer of England has issued guidance on helping people with autism and learning difficulties with their oral health.
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Although it’s a major concern for dental professionals, gum health may not be at the forefront of the public’s consciousness when they are looking for dental answers on the internet.
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A case brought by a claimant who was represented by the Dental Law Partnership, has been successfully defended by the Dental Defence Union.
A new study by Ohio State University has given hope that dentistry may soon return to normal.
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Confusion over the employment status of dental associates arising from a much-publicised County Court case, has been clarified by NASDAL.
The General Dental Council’s long-awaited statement on the much-criticised direct-to-consumer orthodontics industry, has had a mixed reception from two leading professional organisations.
Patients who feel they have been victims of negligent treatment will now be able to make claims against the practice, rather than the individual treating dentists, according to a leading dental litigation firm.
A leading UK dentist has questioned whether fewer dentists should be trained in favour of training more hygienists and dental therapists.
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