The Dental Technologists Association
www.dta-uk.orgThe DTA is a not for profit professional association for dental technicians in the UK. It was established in the 1980’s and was originally called the Dental Technicians Education and Training Advisory Board (DTETAB) with a remit for education and training. About DTA We are the voice for dental technicians, whether qualified or in training. The DTA keeps in touch with government departments and other influential bodies within dentistry. We are committed to keeping members in touch with what is going in dental technology as well as the wider dental arena. The association is managed by dental technicians and policies are decided by elected members, mainly practising dental technicians. The elected Council are supported by a Chief Executive who is based at the DTA head office in Gloucester. Our Vision 'To advance the standards of the art and science of dental technology for the benefit of the profession and patients. To promote the interchange of views between dental technicians and to negotiate on their behalf with various bodies. To raise issues, provide advice and propose ideas to others on matters affecting dental technicians.'
Read moreThe DTA is a not for profit professional association for dental technicians in the UK. It was established in the 1980’s and was originally called the Dental Technicians Education and Training Advisory Board (DTETAB) with a remit for education and training. About DTA We are the voice for dental technicians, whether qualified or in training. The DTA keeps in touch with government departments and other influential bodies within dentistry. We are committed to keeping members in touch with what is going in dental technology as well as the wider dental arena. The association is managed by dental technicians and policies are decided by elected members, mainly practising dental technicians. The elected Council are supported by a Chief Executive who is based at the DTA head office in Gloucester. Our Vision 'To advance the standards of the art and science of dental technology for the benefit of the profession and patients. To promote the interchange of views between dental technicians and to negotiate on their behalf with various bodies. To raise issues, provide advice and propose ideas to others on matters affecting dental technicians.'
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Gloucester
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11-50
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1980
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