The benefits of private dentistry with Denplan

Fears of litigation and heavy regulation have been found to be the most stressful aspects of being a dentist¹.

Working on a private basis with Denplan will reduce this regulation, so you can regain control of your practice.

The volatile economic climate and falling NHS incomes are an increasing worry for practices. In fact, a recent survey by the BDA reveals that 79% of dentists are likely or extremely likely to face financial difficulty in 3-6 months, due to the pandemic³.

Working with Denplan will give you the flexibility to set your own fees, benefitting you and your patients. And there’s no clawback for under or over performance against targets, so you can enjoy a regular, reliable income.

Our research shows that 89% of private dentists say that more time with patients is a benefit of private practice⁴.

Your patients truly value your advice, and we know that sometimes it can be hard to dedicate enough time to addressing their worries. With less regulation, you can have more time for patient care, when you work with Denplan.

Dentists who spend more time on NHS, rather than private work, tend to work longer hours per week and take less annual leave².

Going private with Denplan allows you to ditch the painstaking paperwork so you can redress your work-life balance; whether you want more time for CPD, to spend with your family, or just to enjoy a break from work.

Crucially, in private practice with Denplan, your patients can have more time with you. Helping them understand treatments and providing advice for preventative oral health is all possible with lengthier consulting times.

Sadly, more than a third of people have sacrificed dental check-ups for financial reasons⁵. With Denplan your patients can spread the cost of treatment evenly across the year. By providing access to regular oral care, your patients will be more committed to your practice, meaning better financial security for you.

When patients are enabled to visit you regularly, their overall health can benefit too. Not only is a proactive approach beneficial for oral health, it can also help identify when there might be other more serious health problems happening.

With a greater work-life balance, you and your colleagues will be able to spend more time on development, regularly increasing your skills and the level of care you can provide for your patients. Denplan will also be on hand to provide training sessions to keep you.