Updated CDC Guidelines Resemble ADA Recommendations
The ADA welcomes the release of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) recently updated Guidance for Dental Settings, noting it is.
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ADA Recognizes Orofacial Pain as Dentistry’s Twelfth Specialty
The ADA has officially recognized orofacial pain (OFP) as the dental profession’s twelfth specialty. On March 31, 2020, the National Commission on Recognition.
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Delta Dental of Virginia Offers $3 Million to Help Dentists Reopen
As dental offices across Virginia reopen with new and costly health and safety protocols, Delta Dental of Virginia and the Delta Dental of.
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ADA Emphasizes Guidance for Elective Treatment as Practices Reopen
As dentists in nearly every state are now allowed to perform elective procedures again, the ADA notes that oral health is integral to.
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Tennessee Practices Reopen While Massachusetts Waits
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continues to recommend that dental practices postpone elective procedures, surgeries, and non-urgent dental visits, though.
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CDC Director Says Dental Guidelines Will Be Updated
Though most states are allowing dental offices to resume elective procedures, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continue to recommend that.
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ADA: What to Do If an Employee Has COVID-19
Dental practices are reopening, and dental teams are returning to the office. But what should you do if you or a member of.
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20% of Dental Practices Are Fully Closed
According to Net32 Inc, 68% of dental practices are open by appointment only, 20% are fully closed, and 12% are open for emergencies.
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ADA Recognizes Oral Medicine as a Dental Specialty
The ADA’s National Commission on Recognition of Dental Specialties and Certifying Boards has approved a resolution recognizing oral medicine as a dental specialty,.
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The ADA Asks HHS to Authorize COVID-19 Point of Service Tests at Dental Offices
As experts agree that widespread testing is necessary to identify who has and doesn’t have the COVID-19 coronavirus, the ADA is asking the Department.
