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- If you suspect that someone is practising dentistry but is not a dentist or other type of dental professional, you should report it to us. The practice of dentistry includes tooth whitening. If someone is using a protected dentistry title e.g. dentist, dental nurse, dental hygienist, but is not registered with us, you should report it.
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If you suspect that someone is practising dentistry but is not a dentist or other type of dental professional, you should report it to us. The practice of dentistry includes tooth whitening.
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Dental professionals facing an investigation Information and support for those facing a fitness to practise investigation. Illegal practice and how to report it If you think someone who is not a dental professional is practising dentistry, report it.
Sep 1, 2020 · Illegal practice and how to report it If you think someone who is not a dental professional is practising dentistry, report it. Close Information, standards and guidance
Feb 7, 2024 · Those who were not registered with a practice already found it the most difficult - chiming with a BBC investigation in 2022 that found nine in 10 NHS dentists were not taking on new adult...
You can receive free NHS dental treatment if you're entitled to or named on: a valid NHS tax credit exemption certificate. a valid HC2 certificate – which is available for people on a low income. a valid maternity exemption certificate.
If you would prefer not to wait you can look for a different dentist who is taking on new NHS patients, ask to be seen privately, or call NHS 111 if it is an emergency. If your preferred dental practice is not operating a waiting list, you can ask them to suggest how long to wait before getting in touch again. Being seen in the future
Dental health. Visiting the dentist. Coping with a fear of the dentist. If you have a dental problem you should, in the first instance always phone the dental practice that you normally attend. If you are not registered with any dental practice then your nearest dental practice will still be able to help..