Practice Owner
Gautam Sharma
The Information Commissioner
The Information Commissioner is an independent public body and reports directly to Parliament. Further information is available at: https://ico.org.uk/
Responding to Requests
All requests for information will be responded to within 20 working days. A fee can be charged when dealing with a request. This will be calculated in accordance with the Act. If a fee is required for information requested, the 20-day timescale can be extended to up to three months.
Should the request for information exceed the charges set by the Secretary of State, this practice does not have to action the request.
Policies and Procedures
The practice has several important policies that detail how we provide care and service to our patients. Please ask the Practice Manager if you would like to see copies of the following policies or procedures:
- Confidentiality policy
- Data protection policy
- Information governance policy
- Health and safety policy
- Complaints policy
- Privacy notice
- Privacy impact assessment
Our Privacy Notice is available over the phone or you can visit us to ask reception for a paper copy.
Protecting Your Information
The data controller is the practice owner. We aim to provide you with the highest quality of dental care. To do this we need to keep records about you, your health and the care we have provided or plan to provide to you. We know that you value your privacy and the security of personal information held about you.
Information Recorded
Information recorded about you may include:
- Basic details, such as address, date of birth, next of kin
- Details and clinical records about your treatment, medical and social health
- Records of medicines you have been prescribed
- Information relevant to your continued care from other people who care for you and know you well, such as other health professionals and relatives
- You ask us to do so
- We ask and you give us specific permission
- We are required by law, for example prescribers must be notified where a patient presents a repeat prescription and the pharmacist becomes aware of clinically significant issues arising in connection with that prescription
- We are permitted by law, for example where public interest overrides the need to keep the information confidential










