Teledentistry Use Will Increase in the Months Ahead
Three in four dentists who are using teledentistry anticipate a steady or increased reliance on the technology over the coming months as they.
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Nine Out of Ten Patients Feel Comfortable During Pandemic-Era Dental Appointments
Nine in 10 Connecticut residents who have visited their dentist since the pandemic began felt comfortable doing so, according to the Connecticut State.
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A Look Ahead: The Dental M&A Landscape in 2021
Like every business that involves close contact, dental practices were hard hit by the pandemic. Most practices closed for all but emergency services.
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What To Do If Your Dental Practice Experiences a COVID-19 Exposure
As we continue to battle COVID-19, we continue to witness peaks and valleys in cases and deaths. With various reopening phases occurring across.
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ADA Encourages Continuation of Dental Care During the Pandemic Surge
As the pandemic surges and cases hit record highs, the ADA reminds clinicians that they should continue to provide care since dentistry is.
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Use Extraoral Suction Technology to Make Your Dental Office Safer
As we all know, many patients are avoiding the dentist’s office during the global pandemic. People are staying away from doctors’ offices and.
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ADA Asks CDC to Include Dentists in COVID-19 Vaccine Prioritization
As multiple pharmaceutical companies announce the effectiveness of their respective COVID-19 vaccines and distribution appears imminent, the ADA is asking the Centers for.
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Current UV Technologies Prove Effective Against SARS-CoV-2 Indoors
An ultraviolet (UV) light technology that’s already used to prevent the spread of other airborne diseases in buildings has the potential to be.
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BDA Says Government Financing Is Essential to Dentistry’s Survival
The British Dental Association (BDA) has told the Department of Health and Social Care and all devolved administrations that a package of capital.
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Pandemic Lockdowns Lead to More Orofacial and Jaw Pain
The stress and anxiety experienced by the general population during Israel’s first lockdown brought about a significant rise in orofacial and jaw pain,.
