The one-UOA investment that changed Monica’s NHS practice
This webinar will explore the real-world impact of implementing Dentalmonitoring across an NHS orthodontic practice two years on.
It will focus on cost-effectiveness, workflow transformation, and patient outcomes.
Remote monitoring can free up appointments, reduce unnecessary visits, and help meet contract targets more efficiently. It can support treatment progression, and clinician oversight even in high-volume NHS settings.
The webinar will explain how it works with an orthodontic therapist model and the benefits an investment that equates to approximately one UOA per NHS patient can bring.
Attendees will hear directly from Monica about the challenges, results, and unexpected wins from adopting Dentalmonitoring across her NHS caseload.
They will also get answers to common concerns about cost justification, team workload, and patient compliance.
Learning outcomes
- Explain how the cost of Dentalmonitoring can be equated to approximately one UOA per NHS patient and what value you get from this investment
- Describe the clinical and operational impact of implementing Dentalmonitoring in a high-volume NHS setting over two years
- Identify the ways Dentalmonitoring can support NHS contract delivery through appointment reduction and improved patient monitoring
- Evaluate whether remote monitoring is a viable, cost-effective tool for attendees' own NHS practices
- Reflect on Monica’s journey to gain practical insights into the adoption, challenges, and benefits of DM in the NHS context.
Speaker: Dr Monica Reinach
Monica is a South African-born specialist orthodontist.
She has degrees from both South Africa and the United Kingdom and is the third member of her family to qualify as an orthodontist.
Since moving to the United Kingdom in 1999, she has worked for the NHS and has mainly specialised in clear aligners.
She is an industry leader in invisible teeth straightening treatments for adults and children.
Monica is also registered with the General Dental Council (GDC), is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and is a member of the World Federation of Orthodontists.
This Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activity fully complies with the CPD requirements of the General Dental Council. FMC certifies this activity for one hour of enhanced CPD in the subject of the one-UOA investment that changed Monica’s NHS practice.
This CPD meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome B
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