2022, issue 21

Indemnity for dental nurses

John Makin DDU dento-legal adviser
ByJohn Makin
Published26 January 2022
John Makin, head of the DDU, discusses the importance of indemnity for dental nurses.

It's sensible to have expert support in place to protect your reputation and livelihood if you face criticism, a complaint, claim or an investigation.

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John Makin
Head of the DDU

John Makin BDS PgDL PgCDE FHEA is head of the DDU. He qualified in Manchester in 1983 and has worked as a general dental practitioner in Lancashire and Devon before joining the DDU as a dento-legal adviser. He was involved with foundation training for many years as both a trainer and VT adviser/training programme director with the Manchester and Exeter DFT schemes.

Indemnity for dental nurses