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Collection Two 2026 | Hong Kong

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Cases and insights

Human error in dentistry: Part three – strategies for prevention and mitigation

Noel Kavanagh, Dentolegal Consultant at Dental Protection, takes an in-depth look at human errors in dentistry in the third of a three-part series.
Cases and insights

Human error in dentistry: Part two – human factors science

Noel Kavanagh, Dentolegal Consultant at Dental Protection, takes an in-depth look at human errors in dentistry in the second of a three-part series.
Cases and insights

That’s not what AI said: When AI gives the wrong answer in cosmetic dentistry

Anita Kemp, Case Manager at Dental Protection, shares a case study of a patient using AI to complain about cosmetic treatment.
Cases and insights

The missed canal - A patient complaint despite best intentions

Dr James Foster, Dentolegal Consultant at Dental Protection, shares a case on a patient complaint, despite best intentions.
Cases and insights

Personal conduct investigations and the hidden responsibility of the registered clinician

Louise Eggleton, Dentolegal Consultant at Dental Protection, shares a case on navigating advertising restrictions of dental services.
Cases and insights

Developing trust through the consent process

Dr James Foster, Dentolegal Consultant at Dental Protection outlines the importance of informed patient consent for reducing the risk of a claim.
Cases and insights

The one thing: the power of the pre-treatment pause

New for Riskwise+, we’re introducing a series of short “one thing” pieces - simple, practical ideas to support safer everyday dental practice.
News and views

How to support your colleagues without burning out yourself

Dr Sarah Coope and Dr Rachel Morris, both from Wild Monday, discuss how, although supporting your team may be part of the job, when does helping turn into rescuing – and why does that matter for your wellbeing?