The end of the year is steadily looming. As you start to think about closing down for a well-deserved festive break, give yourself a head start to hit the ground running in the New Year and research your Dental Indemnity insurance renewal this month.
All dental care professionals, including dental nurses, require indemnity insurance as part of their General Dental Council registration. Dental nurses play a vital supporting role in the patient’s clinical journey and unfortunately things can sometimes go wrong, so it’s important to make sure you’ve got the right cover in place should you ever need it.
Have you renewed your dental indemnity insurance this year? We’d like to hear how happy you were with your premium and the service you received.
If your dental indemnity renewal date is coming up this August, now is the time to review your cover and make sure you have the right policy that will protect you over the next year, and beyond.
In response to changing needs for the dental profession, we’ve yet again improved our dental indemnity cover. Find out how this insurance could help protect your career. Occurrence based, contractual dental indemnity cover, designed for the needs of dental professionals. All Med Pro has launched a new and improved Dental Indemnity insurance policy with additional…
In response to changing needs for the dental profession, we’ve yet again improved our dental indemnity cover. Find out how this insurance could help protect your career. Occurrence based, contractual dental indemnity cover, designed for the needs of dental professionals. All Med Pro has launched a new and improved Dental Indemnity insurance policy with additional…
Risk management is all part of running a practice – whether that is NHS or private. Here are three of the big risks facing practice owners in 2019. 1. Attracting and retaining talent to the healthcare sector It is no secret that many doctors and dentists are leaving the NHS, or the healthcare profession altogether,…
A malpractice claim could occur at any time. Knowing that you are protected under your insurance policy helps reduce the stress of any law suit. Find out the difference between a claims-made and claims-occurrence policy. The difference between Claims Made and Claim Occurrence When choosing your medical or dental indemnity insurance, its crucial to understand…
As a dental professional, you should already know the importance of dental indemnity insurance. Not only is it a requirement of your General Dentist Council registration, but it protects you and your career in the event of a claim. Protect your career There were 39.9 million Courses of Treatment (CoT) delivered in 2016-17, this is…
The latest NHS Confidence Monitor survey results are in and 86% of dentists intend on leaving the NHS within the next 5 years – and almost half of those plan to go private. What does that mean for dentists and patients? Why are dentists leaving the NHS? NHS dentists are under a lot of stress,…
