Selling your dental practice? Financial experts warn that Budget changes could add £30,000 to the tax bill on a £1m gain, with business disposal relief set to be reduced from April 2027.
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More time with patients, new clinical skills and earnings around 30% higher than before. Jason Mandle shares his experience of practising in New Zealand.
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A Turkish dental provider says it could open a separate UK treatment clinic within a year, although the location has yet to be decided.
It is first opening a consultation office in Carlisle this December.
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Could moving abroad give you more time to develop your clinical skills? Dentist Jason Mandle explains how relocating from Scotland to Auckland changed his working life.
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‘There won’t be any treatment going on there.’
Magic Touch Dental Clinic says its new Carlisle office will provide a base for face-to-face meetings with UK patients. The firm operates two clinics in Antalya.
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A Turkish dental provider is opening a UK office in a former chicken shop in Carlisle, with plans for a separate treatment centre in future.
Magic Touch Dental Clinic says the office will be used to meet patients face to face.
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Could advice intended to support learning encourage defensive practice? Peter Ingle argues that dentists need clearer boundaries between GDC standards, guidance and supporting material.
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‘The longer contract reform is can-kicked, the harder it will be to make NHS dentistry sustainable.’
East Riding LDC chief executive Chris Groombridge responds as the BDA warns overhaul plans have stalled.
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Useful clinical advice—or a future benchmark in fitness-to-practise proceedings? Peter Ingle examines the uncertain status of GDC blogs and what it could mean for dentists’ professional judgement.
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NHS dentist numbers have returned to their pre-pandemic level, but local workforce gaps remain stark: 34 to 69 dentists per 100,000 people across ICB areas. The CQC highlights uneven local sustainability.
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