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As mutual organisation, members' interests are our top priority. Here's what we're doing to put your concerns in front of policy makers in parliament.
When a request to work outside their contract left a member feeling like they were taking on too much, they asked the DDU for advice on whether they should stay or go.
A small change to the personal injury discount rate (PIDR) has big implications for claims costs, insurance premiums and the future of clinical negligence compensation.
The future of dentistry depends on a joined-up plan of action that delivers for dental professionals and patients, says John Makin, head of the DDU.
Legislative amendments mean changes to how hygienists and therapists can supply and administer prescription-only medicines.
What conversations should the new government have at the forefront of its mind when considering the needs of dental professionals?
The limit for most standard dental chairs is 20 stone, and allowances might need to be made to safely treat patients whose weight exceeds this.
New curbs on excessive legal costs and a GDC pilot to lessen the burden of fitness to practise investigations are important wins, but the DDU’s work on behalf of the profession doesn't stop there.
Thomas Reynolds, the DDU's head of policy and strategic communications, shines a light on some of our work to champion members' interests with decision-makers.