Dentists routinely receive complaints from the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO). When these notices arrive, it is likely that dentists are unfamiliar with the process and are understandably concerned. The RCDSO typically states that a complaint was filed against the dentist regarding their conduct or actions and a copy of the complaint … Read more
Michael Carabash, DMC LLP, shares some valuable legal advice for practice owners planning to transfer a lease. Subscribe to Oral Health’s weekly e-newsletter to have the latest episode delivered straight to your inbox every week!
No employment relationship lasts forever. Sometimes, employees leave of their own volition. People find other jobs, retire, or pass away. At other times, the employee is fired because they are incompetent, unmotivated or a thief. There can be sizeable financial implications to how an employee exits, and the purpose of this article is to assist … Read more
Owning my own practice seemed insurmountable in 2010 when I put together my first business plan. It took me three months to add the lines and numbers into various spreadsheets and when I realized that I didn’t have enough money, time or knowledge about business, I put the well-detailed, colour-coded binder in a storage bin … Read more
You probably know what happens if you don’t practice good oral hygiene: tooth decay, gingivitis, and even worse. But what about preventative maintenance when it comes to employment law? The simple reality is that most dentists, whether they are the employer or the employee, don’t take the time to understand their legal rights and obligations. … Read more
Becoming a dentist can be a challenging process. Once licenced by the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (“RCDSO”), any dentist, regardless of the quality of their work, may become the subject of a formal complaint. Implementing best practices as early as possible is often a prudent way for dentists to protect themselves. Based … Read more