AI data-leak testing for dental practices
I test your practice's AI to check patient data can't leak into other messages, emails or answers.
I test your practice's AI to check patient data can't leak into other messages, emails or answers.

Dental practices increasingly use AI for letters, notes, reminders and admin. Patient records count as health data, which has the highest level of protection under UK GDPR.
If one patient's details turn up in another patient's email, that's a data breach. You may have to report it to the ICO, and it can damage patients' trust.
About me: I'm Paul Campbell, with a master's in business management and a doctorate. I've spent over 20 years caring for family members, so I know how much it matters that personal and medical information is handled carefully.
Whether information from one conversation can appear in another.
Whether patient names, dates of birth or treatment details show up in AI-drafted emails and letters.
How the AI is set up: what it remembers, what it stores and who can see it.
A written report with the results and practical next steps.
1. A short call to learn which AI tools your practice uses.
2. Testing with made-up patient data, so no real records are ever touched.
3. A plain-English report, and a follow-up call if you want one.
I never use or ask for real patient records. Every test uses invented data, and everything I learn about your systems stays confidential.
The report explains what I tested, what I found and what to do about it, in plain English rather than technical jargon. Book a free 15-minute call to find out whether a test is right for your practice.
Send me a message using the form and I'll get back to you to arrange a short call about the AI tools your practice uses and whether a data-leak test would help. I can also meet in person in the Chesham area.
Based in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, serving dental practices across the UK
Open today | 09:00 – 17:00 |