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In the autumn '22 DDU journal: what to do when things go wrong.
The DDU has some urgent items for the health secretary's in-tray, says John Makin.
A dentist needed reassurance from the DDU on the correct course of action after an incident triggered the practice's statutory duty of candour.
Most of us are familiar with instant or direct messaging through apps or social media - but is it an appropriate way to communicate with patients?
Morag Miller of Armstrong Watson LLP explains three key tax issues dental professionals need to understand.
Members report complaints and claims to us for all sorts of reasons, and common among them are allegations of unnecessary or inappropriate investigations and treatment.
Aesthetic treatment can be a challenging area of practice so here's some advice on how to manage and anticipate some key issues and avoid patients' dissatisfaction.
No-one looks forward to dealing with an adverse incident, but the reality is they do happen. So here's our quick three-step plan for starting to put things right.
A DDU member's case shows how important independent expert evidence can be to successfully defending a claim.
Moving from NHS to private practice is a complex procedure. Here's our brief introduction to some of the dento-legal considerations.