Dental Students Volunteer for the COVID-19 Frontlines
More than 600 students from across the University of Manitoba’s Rady Faculty of Health Sciences including students from the Dr. Gerald Niznick College of.
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How to Create a Resilient Practice During Tough Times
More than ever, dentists are wondering what they can do during this downtime. Now is a good opportunity for themto implement ideas that.
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DSO Donates Masks and Gloves to Toronto Hospitals
The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) and North York General Hospital in Toronto have received a substantial supply of gloves and surgical masks.
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Better Together: Navigating the COVID-19 Crisis
Aspen Dental was born from the commitment to eliminate barriers and create access to care for those who need it most.
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Biolase Partners With Ventilator Maker to Produce Lifesaving Equipment
Biolase is partnering with MEK-ICS Co Ltd, a Korean intensive care unit (ICU) equipment manufacturer, to supply MEK-ICS’s MTV1000 ICU-grade portable ventilator through Biolase’s FDA-registered.
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BDA Reports Most Practices Near Financial Collapse
Many dental practices in the United Kingdom are at risk of imminent collapse without action to support them, reported the British Dental Association.
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Kansas Asks Dentists to 3-D Print Nasal Swabs for COVID-19 Testing
Kansas health officials are asking dentists in the state who have SLA 3-D printers to create nasopharyngeal (NP) swabs for COVID-19 testing, which.
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How to Market Your Practice and Keep Your Patients During the Epidemic
We recognize that most practices are taking the ADA’s recommendation and closing their doors to non-elective treatments. For those teams who remain in.
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Teledentistry Company’s 3-D Printers Begin Producing PPE
To help fight the coronavirus pandemic, byte will use its 3-D specialty labs to make masks, face shields, and ventilator parts. Its locations in.
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California Updates Guidelines for Treating Patients Who Have COVID-19
The California Department of Health has updated its guidelines for treating patients with dental emergencies, including patients with known or suspected COVID-19, in alignment with.
