Reuse of your data for medical research purposes

Medical research plays a crucial role in developing and improving medical practice, including in oral surgery, dentistry, periodontics and orthodontics. It allows patients to benefit from technological innovations and advanced treatments, while giving healthcare professionals opportunities to expand their knowledge, improve their practice, and contribute meaningfully to the advancement of medicine.

At our practice, we are committed to contributing to the advancement of scientific knowledge. By reusing data from your care, we can pursue scientific objectives aimed at improving treatments and outcomes for all patients, whatever the speciality involved. This data, strictly anonymised, may be used by our team or shared with scientific bodies in France or within the European Union, always in accordance with the strictest ethical and legal standards.

In accordance with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), in particular Article 9(2)(j), the processing of personal data for scientific research purposes is permitted provided that appropriate safeguards are in place to protect individuals' rights and freedoms. This means the data we use for research is handled in a way that guarantees its security and confidentiality, with no possibility of directly identifying the patients concerned.

Using your data is essential to advancing research and innovation in oral healthcare. Unless you explicitly object, the information collected during your care may later be used for research projects. These projects aim, for example, to develop new algorithms to optimise diagnosis, to assess the real-world effectiveness of treatments, or to improve care methods.

Together, let's support research for a future where medical and technological progress benefits everyone. Research is the engine of innovation; every piece of data shared is another building block for the care of tomorrow.