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Our Vision

To advance standards within clinical dental technology for the benefit of the oral healthcare.

About Us

Who are the CDTA?

The Clinical Dental Technicians Association serves as the largest membership association for CDT's/Denturists across the UK. Dedicated to fostering connections within the clinical dental technology field and the broader dental community, the CDTA is committed to providing members with the resources they need to stay informed and compliant. Its diverse membership includes UK-based clinical dental technicians representing a spectrum of roles, from clinic owners to clinical dental technicians working in dental surgeries.

The CDTA's support extends across all stages of a clinical dental technologist's career journey, from supporting students throughout their education to assisting newly qualified individuals as they embark on their professional path. Additionally, the association provides resources for experienced professionals to engage in lifelong learning, ensuring they stay abreast of advancements in the field. By facilitating ongoing education, networking opportunities, and compliance assistance, the CDTA empowers its members to thrive and excel in the dynamic landscape of clinical dental technology. The CDTA was incorporated as a non-profit organisation to gain better recognition by the public, to promote representation with other members of the dental team and stakeholders and organisations such as the General Dental Council, CG Dent and BDA. Click the link to view our Mission Statement

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What we do

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What is a

Clinical Dental Technician?

Clinical Dental Technicians/Denturists (CDT's) are essential members of the dental care profession, possessing the expertise to offer a wide range of denture services directly to patients. Their role, once exclusive to dentists, now provides patients with more accessible and specialised care. Leveraging their extensive experience as dental technicians, CDTs blend advanced technical skills with clinical proficiency to meticulously craft dentures tailored to each patient's needs.

Whether working within dental practices alongside a diverse team of professionals or independently at their own clinics, CDT'S undergo rigorous training and evaluation to meet stringent standards. Every clinician listed on this website holds the necessary credentials, qualifications, and registration with the General Dental Council, enabling them to engage directly with patients. This ensures that individuals seeking denture services can trust in the expertise and professionalism of their chosen Clinical Dental Technician/Denturist

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Our priority

It is the priority of every Clinical Dental Technician to deliver the highest standards of care, putting the interests of their patients first. All our members are qualified and registered with the General Dental Council (UK).

FAQ's

CDT’s are specifically educated, trained and qualified to treat patients directly for the provision of dentures. They have expertise in dealing with difficult cases and they often take referrals from Dentists. Whoever you choose you need to ensure they are registered with General Dental Council.

Each patient is unique and needs to have their individual consultation where the CDT will explain the various options available and all associated costs. Prices may vary depending on the quality of materials and the standard chosen by the patient. All patients should receive a written treatment plan outlining all their options and pricing.From then you are free to decide who to choose for your treatment. Often you may find CDT’s are quicker and cheaper than dentists.

Due to many variables it is not possible to get an accurate quote over the phone though you may get some general information through the clinics website.

Firstly, you are entitled to your money back.

Then contact the Dental Council of UK to register your complaint. They will advise you. The contact details are below.

It is a criminal offence for anyone other than a registered Dentist or CDT to provide any denture treatments directly to members of the public.

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