This case study shows how the choice between occurrence-based indemnity and claims-made insurance can have a real impact when a claim is brought.

This case study highlights why each claim deserves careful scrutiny.

The following case study highlights how reliance on insurance-based cover, without adequate retroactive reporting benefits (RRBs) created a significant risk for the dentist.

Dental Protection responds to the General Dental Council's consultation on revisions to Guidance for the case examiners, and to the Undertakings bank for the case examiners.

By Sara Jalloul, Orthodontic Therapist & Student Dental Therapist. Burnout in dentistry is often discussed in terms of individual wellbeing. However, its implications extend far beyond how clinicians feel, influencing patient safety, team dynamics, and the sustainability of dental services.

In this article, ‘London Hygienist’ Anna Middleton reflects on her experience of needing to call upon Dental Protection for the first time in her career when faced with a patient complaint.

Dr Archana Naik, Dentolegal Consultant at Dental Protection, walks us through her experience of a patient complaint when she was starting out as a dentist in the UK

Siwan Phillips, a dental core trainee, reflects on the transition from Foundation training to secondary care and the lessons learned along the way.

Raj Rattan MBE, Global Adviser at MPS, addresses some key questions around the use of AI in dental practice.