Extractions Increase by 17% Among Children in England
The British Dental Association (BDA) has warned that the latest figures on tooth extractions for children will only get worse, as the pandemic.
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Smile180 Foundation Donates $325,000 to Tennessee Children’s Hospitals
The Delta Dental of Tennessee Smile180 Foundation has awarded more than $325,000 to the state’s seven children’s hospitals as part of its ongoing.
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Dentistry’s Recovery Stabilizes According to ADA HPI Poll
Dentistry’s recovery seems to have stabilized, according to the August 10 biweekly poll from the ADA Health Policy Institute (HPI), with 98% of.
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Why I Stand Behind the ADA and Not the WHO
If there is ever a more critical time to have unity among health organizations about providing treatment to patients, it is now. That.
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WHO COVID-19 Guidelines Continue to Generate Discussion
Earlier this August, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended delaying routine and elective dental treatment in areas experiencing community transmission of the COVID-19.
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Campaign Seeks Support for California Local Dental Pilot Projects
Local dental pilot projects (LDPPs) across California are working to improve the oral health and overall health of the state’s children, according to.
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Financial Concerns Top List of Challenges Facing Dentists in Canada
Financial concerns are the top challenge that Canadian dentists intend to address in their practice in 2020, according to the Dental Industry Association.
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Telemedicine Appointments and Comfort Increase Among Older Adults
One in four older adults had a virtual medical visit in the first three months of the COVID-19 pandemic, most by video, according.
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Three Reasons Why Now Is a Great Time to Become a Dental Assistant
People like to think in threes—the Three Little Pigs, the Three Amigos, the Jonas Brothers. When we talk about work, we say we.
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CDA Says That WHO’s COVID-19 Restrictions Don’t Apply to Canada
The Canadian Dental Association (CDA) says that the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommendations to delay the provision of non-essential oral healthcare during the.
