Date: 22/11/2025 (online)
Course timings: 10:00am – 3pm
Suitable for dentists and DCPs starting in practice
Course Attendance Requirement:
This course is mandatory before starting work in the NHS system.
Course Objectives:
Provide an introduction to NHS dentistry, including an overview of what new dentists can expect in their roles and key responsibilities as NHS practitioners.
Learn how to effectively manage NHS patients and their expectations.
Detailed walkthrough of the E-Portfolio, covering each section comprehensively to support delegates in managing and completing their own portfolio work.
Build confidence in effective patient communication, both verbal and non-verbal.
Clarify the different NHS treatment bands and their associated requirements.
Maximise your UDA (Units of Dental Activity) potential.
By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:
Understand the structure and expectations of NHS dentistry.
Communicate with greater confidence and professionalism.
Apply effective communication strategies to improve patient interactions.
Present treatment options clearly and learn strategies for converting NHS patients to private care, where appropriate.
Date: 22/11/2025 (online)
Course timings: 10:00am – 3pm
Suitable for dentists and DCPs starting in practice
Course Attendance Requirement:
This course is mandatory before starting work in the NHS system.
Course Objectives:
Provide an introduction to NHS dentistry, including an overview of what new dentists can expect in their roles and key responsibilities as NHS practitioners.
Learn how to effectively manage NHS patients and their expectations.
Detailed walkthrough of the E-Portfolio, covering each section comprehensively to support delegates in managing and completing their own portfolio work.
Build confidence in effective patient communication, both verbal and non-verbal.
Clarify the different NHS treatment bands and their associated requirements.
Maximise your UDA (Units of Dental Activity) potential.
By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:
Understand the structure and expectations of NHS dentistry.
Communicate with greater confidence and professionalism.
Apply effective communication strategies to improve patient interactions.
Present treatment options clearly and learn strategies for converting NHS patients to private care, where appropriate.