Associate member
Level 1
This level is available to all dental staff, Receive access to all benefits listed in Why Join The BACD?
An annual fee is paid to the BACD and the cost varies depending on your job title. To purchase your membership click here
Guidelines for associate members
- No formal announcement of membership in materials to be seen by members of the public, i.e. practice promotional material, business cards or stationery etc.
- May only announce membership as part of their CV in the form of “Associate Member of the BACD”, i.e. on a document intended for use by/for other dental professionals
- May include a link to the BACD website from their own website but may not use the logo in the link or website
- May not use the logo
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Full member
Level 2
If you are an associate member dentist, or an associate member technician, and you are ready to take the next step, you can apply to become a Full member. There is no extra cost involved, so click here to find out how.
Guidelines for full members
May include the statement “Full Member of the BACD2 in CVs, practice promotional material, business cards or stationery
May use the “BACD Full Member” logo provided that they are signed up to pay membership fees by the direct debit scheme, AND that they include a link from the logo on their website to the BACD website.
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Accredited member
Level 3
For a dentist or technician to become an Accredited member you must satisfy all the criteria of the academy’s accreditation process to prove competence in key areas of cosmetic/aesthetic dentistry. Click here to find out what’s involved.
Guidelines for accredited members
May include the statement “Accredited Member of the BACD” in CVs, practice promotional material, business cards or stationery
May use the “BACD Accredited Member” logo provided that they are signed up to pay membership fees by the direct debit scheme, AND that they include a link from the logo on their website to the BACD website.
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Fellow
Level 4
Fellowship of the BACD is the highest and final stage on the BACD’s career path in cosmetic dentistry. It has been designed to allow Accredited members to demonstrate excellence in interdisciplinary treatment planning and the execution of complex treatments to consistently high standards. To find out how to become a Fellow click here.
Guidelines for fellows
May include the statement “Fellow of the BACD” in CVs, practice promotional material, business cards or stationery
May use the “BACD Fellow” logo provided that they are signed up to pay membership fees by the direct debit scheme, AND that they include a link from the logo on their website to the BACD website.
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Non membership
Not sure about whether you are ready to join the BACD yet? Want to try us out and see if it fits? This is the level for you.
“Non-membership” costs £1 and is available to all dental staff. It entitles you to attend regional meetings for £199 per meeting, and other events at the higher, “non-member” rate.
If you are a DENTAL TECHNICIAN and you wish to join as a non-member, please ensure you select the “non-member TECHNICIAN” category when you join
Please note that if you join as a “non member”, you are NOT an associate member of the BACD, and you are NOT allowed to refer to yourself as a BACD member
To purchase your membership click here
If you like us and you want to stay, then it’s easy to upgrade your membership to Level 1 – Associate Member. Simply email us and we will do the rest
