1. 7 November 2013 Joe Ingham Dento-Legal Advisor Dental Protection

2. To co-operate; especially in literary, artistic or scientific work

4. Business Rates Mortgage/Rent Staff salaries National Insurance Equipment Lease Sundries Insurance Buildings Contents Public Liability Heating Advertising Tax CQC Fees Clinical Waste Phone Computers CPD Cleaning

7. GDC

8. NHS England Dental Complaints Service Ombudsman Lawyers Media

9. Tooth Whitening

12.  Initial concerns regarding the use of strong concentrations of hydrogen peroxide in the hairdressing and beauty industries.  Previously it was illegal in the UK to supply a product if it contains or releases more than 0.1% hydrogen peroxide.

13. 31 October 2012  Cosmetic Product (safety)Regulations 2008 were amended by the  Cosmetic Product (safety)(Amendment)Regulations 2012

14.  Products containing or releasing more than 0.1% cannot be used on under 18s  Products containing or releasing between 0.1% and 6% can only be sold to a dentist

15. BUT  The first use(application) of each cycle has to be by the dentist or under the direct supervision of the dentist  Hygienist or therapist may provide the first use as long as it is under the dentist’s direct supervision

16.  As A rule of thumb, a given % of carbamide peroxide is three times the % of hydrogen peroxide that is released by (or contained)in the product

17. Bleachorexia  Regularly asking to purchase more bleach  Strive to make teeth just a little whiter  Usually female  Very difficult patients with unrealistic expectations

18. Know when to say ‘No’

19.  The need for a prescription / treatment plan  Local Anaesthetic Prescription Only Medicine Record Keeping “Patient Specific Direction” and “Patient Group Direction”

23. Radiographs IR(ME)R 2000 2006

24. .....a person who is a member of a profession regulated by a body mentioned in section 25(3) of the National Health Service Reform and Health Care Professions Act 2002

27. Data Protection Act 1998  Governs how public bodies may handle and process personal data, including health records  Relevant  Accurate  Stored securely

28. The Human Rights Act 1998  Article 12  The Right to Privacy