How Liable Are Dental Practice Owners During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
States now are allowing dental practices to resume elective treatment. If you run a dental practice and have decided to reopen, you could.
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It’s Time for Dentists and the Medical Community to Unite to Save Lives
The COVID-19 crisis is the latest sign—in flashing neon lights, this time—that bridging the divide between dental and medical communities is long overdue..
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Autoclaving and Alcohol May Damage N95s and Face Masks
A University of Cincinnati researcher is advising against using two widely available sterilization methods to clean disposable surgical masks and N95 respirators for.
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Simple Oral Rinse Can Inactivate COVID-19 Virus
A diluted version of over-the-counter povidone-iodine (PVP-I) oral rinse can kill viruses such as the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus and prevent transmission in as little.
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Lasers Can Play a Key Role in Improving Infection Control
As dental offices reopen across the country, there is a common challenge to navigate the new normal. Many New York-based dental offices, including.
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HHS Opens Up Relief Funding to Dentists
The Health and Human Services (HHS) Enhanced Provider Relief Fund Payment Portal is now open to dentists who previously may not have been.
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Dentistry’s Recovery May Be Cooling Off
Though patient volume has reached 70% of pre-pandemic levels, dentistry’s rebound may be slowing down, according to the ADA Health Policy Institute (HPI).
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ADA Joins Coalition Seeking $4.5 Billion in Public Health Funding
The ADA joined a coalition of more than 250 organizations urging significant long-term government investment in public health infrastructure in a July 2.
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Nonprofits Receive $105,046 in Patterson Foundation Grants
The Patterson Foundation awarded $105,046 in first quarter grant funding to 10 nonprofit organizations in oral health and animal health based on their.
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Study Shows How Far Splatter Goes During Dental Procedures
Despite personal protective equipment (PPE) use, potentially infectious splatter can reach clinicians’ faces, bodies, arms, legs, and elsewhere, according to researchers at the.
