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  • DMC News & Updates

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  • Can Dentists Record Virtual Consultations? IPC Decision 309 Clarifies PHIPA Rules

    In October 2025, the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (“IPC”) released Decision 309 arising from a patient complaint about a dental practice that had recorded her three virtual consultations. The patient argued that the recordings were made without her knowledge or consent, constituti … Read more »

  • Inaccurate and Incomplete Patient Records – Do Dentists Need to Correct?

    Across the healthcare landscape, the accuracy and completeness of patient records are critical. It helps ensure the delivery of safe care, continuity of treatment, and respect for individual rights in accordance with privacy law. This is particularly true for dentists, who are designated as custodia … Read more »

  • Two “At Any Time” Termination Clauses, Two Very Different Outcomes

    Many employment agreements include a clause allowing the employer to terminate the relationship “at any time.” It sounds reasonable. After all, flexibility is essential in managing a team, and as long as the minimum notice is provided, the clause should hold up. Right? Not necessarily. Employment la … Read more »

  • Does Sale Structure Increase Employee Liability When Selling Your Practice?

    When you’re preparing to sell your Ontario dental practice, it’s natural to focus on valuations, closing dates, and buyer fit—but one critical decision often gets overlooked: the structure of the sale itself. Whether you choose (or your accountant advises) an asset sale or a share sale, that choice … Read more »