James Thomson is the founder and director of a marketing agency called MediaTasks, based in London. Densura came to know Jame through TrafficTasks™, his specialised programme for dentists looking to hit new levels with their marketing.

At Densura, one of our key partners is Aesthetics Entrepreneurs. Founded by Richard Crawford-Small, a sales and marketing consultant with multiple positions across the aesthetics market for the past 20 years, Aesthetics Entrepreneurs both mentors and gives business advice to help clinicians and dentists establish a facial aesthetics arm of their business.

As a dental indemnity insurance provider, our primary concern is the wellbeing of dental professionals and the sustainability of their practices. The recent report by England’s Health Ombudsman highlights the increasing challenges faced by dental practitioners in the NHS, including rising complaints, upheld grievances, and systemic barriers to care.

Densura dental Indemnity came into being 10 years ago, not via a speculative commercial approach, but because leading dentists and the corporate dental provider they represented – Oasis – saw a glaring need for change.

As we continue our series on the “Five Reasons to Switch Your Dental Indemnity Insurance Provider”, the first question many people ask is about the ease of switching. Is it a straightforward process to switch to Densura?

In May 2022, a new Health and Care Bill mandating a licensing regime for injectable cosmetic treatments received Royal Assent. Simply put, this means all clinicians must hold a license to carry out non-surgical, injectable cosmetic treatments.

I had an interesting chat with “dentist A” today. He had received a complaint about an implant placement. His patient had been to see another dentist (dentist B) because of food packing associated with the newly fitted bridge.

Spending thousands of pounds on something one hopes never to use seems counter-intuitive. But it may, given certain circumstances, turn out to be the most important purchase you ever make.