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Dental Protection Australia

Dental Protection Australia

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 The Dental Protection Australia podcast channel discusses the key and current dentolegal risks and issues affecting dental practitioners across Australia. The Dental Protection advisory team provide helpful advice and guidance on how to steer clear of dentolegal risks, assisting you to provide safe and high quality dental care for your patients. RiskBites provides short, bite sized guidance for some of the issues impacting the profession right now.Dental Protection Australia Pty Ltd (DPLA) Education Hygiene & Healthy Living Physical Illness & Disease
Episodes
  • CaseMatters - Cant you just put it back in?

    CaseMatters - Cant you just put it back in?
    Jun 15 2025
    CaseMatters is a podcast series designed to create a shared experience where all points of view are explored.

    In this episode we find out what can happen when a patient who has very strong views about their treatment needs attends a multi-practitioner practice and selectively takes on advice that supports and aligns with his beliefs, choosing to ignore the advice that doesn’t.
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    20 mins
  • RiskMatters - An interview with Dr Trudy Lin - Specialist in special needs, founder and principal of Extra Mile Dental

    RiskMatters - An interview with Dr Trudy Lin - Specialist in special needs, founder and principal of Extra Mile Dental
    Jun 1 2025
    In this episode of RiskMatters, Dr Annalene Weston from Dental Protection speaks with Dr Trudy Lin.

    Trudy’s accolades are many and in this podcast, she shares her personal journey into general practice and later special needs dentistry, as well as providing some guiding principles for the inclusion of specials needs care, in general practice.

    In addition to her impressive dental career, Trudy is also a mindset coach so listen in as Annalene and Trudy discuss her ‘other passion’, which is engaging, insightful and relevant to us all, as practitioners and people.

    3.27 - Special needs dentistry
    4.48 - Risk management strategies when looking after patients who have specialist needs
    7.15 - The relevance of renal conditions
    8.54 - Role of GDPs in the management of patients with special needs
    10.48 - Reaching out to special need specialists
    12.48 - Specialists special training pathways
    15.50 - Why Trudy became a specialist
    16.50 - Impact of self limiting beliefs
    20.30 - Mindset and leadership coaching
    21.44 - What is a belief?
    23.44 - How Trudy become a mindset coach
    27.25 - Safe Failure
    32.33 - Who benefits from having a mindset coach?
    38.00 - (Self) perception
    39.50 - Support and Ahpra's view
    44.40 - Techniques - reframing
    51.00 - Techniques - awesome and brain dumps
    54.45 - Techniques - Self-care and wellness
    56.15 - Loading
    101.05 - How burnout fits in and saying no

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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • RiskBites - Dental Histories

    RiskBites - Dental Histories
    May 18 2025
    At Dental Protection we often talk about ‘stranger danger’ and the issues that can arise when treating strangers or new patients. However, it goes without saying that treating new patients is an unavoidable occurrence in our daily practice.

    In this episode of RiskBites titled Dental Histories, Dr Annalene Weston and Dr Simon Parsons outline a multi-step approach for treating ‘new’ patients that can be easily applied to your practice and will enable you to successfully manage their care from the first encounter.
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    33 mins

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