Fangs will be changing

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The dental benefits market is changing. Pam Whelan runs through what brokers need to know to keep up to date

Dentistry is a fast changing marketplace, and 2011 will almost certainly be another year of upheaval for the profession. These changes will not only have an effect on individual dentists, but on company benefit schemes and, subsequently, the brokers that supply them. Dental is one of the fastest growing corporate benefits, so it is important for brokers to understand and keep up to date with the latest news, in order to provide the best understanding to their clients. The information below is designed to provide a summary of the biggest changes and predictions for dentistry over the next...

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