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The Industry Debate Opening up the programme in the GDP Theatre at The Dentistry Show 2016, ‘The Industry Debate: The Next Five Years in Dentistry’ provided a very interesting take on the immediate future of the profession. Spokespeople from various areas of dentistry offered their perspectives and predictions, coming together towards the end to debate key issues brought to the floor by delegates. Representing the dental corporates, the messages communicated by Eddie Coyle, Clinical Director of Oasis Dental Care and Steve Preddy, Dental Clinical Director of Bupa UK were fairly similar. They both highlighted that patient care is and will continue to be at the centre of everything they do. They discussed how technological advancements have changed patient expectations and how in turn, dental providers need to consider how they would offer increased choices and really utilise online platforms. Eddie also suggested that the skill mix in practices could be used to enhance support for dentists, while Steve predicted that appointments would get longer for clinicians – mostly due to the increased amount of information that would need to be provided.
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there were plenty opportunities to learn new skills, develop existing knowledge and network with some of the brightest and most forward-thinking minds in the profession. Aside from the main lecture theatres, other key features that will return once again for 2017 include the PerioLounge, EndoLounge, Short-Term Ortho Lounge and ADI Implant Theatre, each providing an update on techniques, materials and products in the various disciplines. The popular CORE CPD Theatre will also make an appearance, covering all the GDC recommended topics and more to provide intensive but entertaining CPD training for the whole team. Yet another benefit of the event will be the extensive trade exhibition, bringing together all the leading dental suppliers and manufacturers. Whether you’re looking to source new equipment, update your software programmes or try new materials, information and demonstrations will be available on an array of cuttingedge products. Held shortly after IDS Cologne 2017, the event will be the perfect place to discover the very latest innovations in the UK marketplace. Following its increasing success over the past few years, continues on page 2
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Keeping up with the dental profession can often be a job unto itself. In the ever-evolving dental arena there are always new regulations, new pieces of equipment and new ideas to remain abreast of, which is important for practices looking to operate at the cutting-edge of dentistry. While some of this might fall within the realms of routine CPD training, sometimes it is necessary to go beyond this in order to get the latest updates. The benefits of getting the whole team involved in such a search for knowledge and inspiration are clear, so events that welcome every member of the practice team are ideal. With this in mind, make sure you save the dates in your diary for The Dentistry Show 2017:
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Offering a different companies’ point of view, Roger Matthews, Chief Dental Officer at Denplan, described the recent history of the company. Stephen Henderson, Senior Dental Advisor at Dental Protection then took to the podium to address some of the pressing issues of recent times. He was keen to highlight that the GDC remained a necessary organisation, despite the various grievances among the profession of late and suggested that the Dentist Act of 1984 needed modernising. He surmised that the same could be said for the complaint handling procedures in order to encourage uniformity regarding local resolutions and even touched on the possibility of ‘apology legislation’ and what that might mean for dentistry. Sandra White from Public Health England went on to congratulate the profession on the recent improvements in oral health across the nation, but warned that more needs to be done. She highlighted the need to deal with both children’s oral health and the demands of an ageing population over the next five years, encouraging delegates to lead the way. Next up was John Milne, Senior Dental Advisor for the CQC. Explaining that the CQC was in discussions to help improve inspections in the future, he highlighted the need for increased collaboration between the dental team and those working in care homes and health and social settings, and how this might be reflected in the CQC’s future communications with other healthcare regulators. John also predicted the growth of dental corporates in the next few years, hoping the profession would embrace the opportunities this could offer. Bringing the view of dental practice managers to the floor, President of the Association of Dental Administrators and Managers (ADAM), Niki Boersma focused on ensuring practices employed the right people with the right skills. With advancements in technology, increased compliance requirements continues on page 2