Dental Legal News
Postcards from the Edge (of the PSR)* Mobile Dental Clinics or person who claim a large number of CDBS services - through statistics collected by Medicare - are often the
The articles published here over the last 7 years are now categorised, so you can more easily find what you are looking for (I hope.) Just go to https://www.bwbarrister.com.au/articles/ or,
Oral Health Therapists, Dental Therapists and Hygienists might be confused as to why with independent scope of practice as provided last July they - unlike prosthetists- do not have
A little while ago, I got a call from a dentist who was in a fair bit of strife. He was getting conflicting advice from his association, its advisors
After decades of practicing dentistry I received a notification from the national regulator. It was a totally unexpected surprise and shocking news to me. I sought out Mr Brad Wright to
Navigating the dental regulation seas can be tricky. If you receive a complaint or notification or a show cause, understandably it’s as if you’re all alone in a storm at
With 35 years experience as a dentist and 15 years as a lawyer and over 10 as a barrister - I can understand and help you to present the best
There are some serious repercussions of dentist do not have appropriate insurance. The WA State Administrative Tribunal recently found that a Western Australian dentist engaged in professional misconduct by practising
Decisions of the Health Boards or Councils can be reviewed or "appealed" generally within 28 days of being notified of the decision of the Board or Council to the relevant state Tribunal.
It appears that some regulators are looking at websites without a complaint necessarily from a patient or another practitioner. Compliance with advertising guidelines is not the only issue the regulator
