35% of Virginians Still Reluctant to Return to the Dentist
According to a statewide Delta Dental of Virginia survey, 35% of adults still feel hesitant to return to the dentist. Also, more than.
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Columbia College of Dental Medicine Expands Community Practice
The community practice at the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine (CDM) has expanded with extended hours and a modified practice model to.
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45% of British Adults Have Delayed Dental Appointments and Treatment
The Oral Health Foundation (OHF) said that it has found further evidence of a National Health Service (NHS) dental service in crisis. The.
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Patient Education and Power Toothbrushes Improve Oral Health
Dr. Mark E. Hyman, a dentist in private practice and key opinion leader for Philips Oral Healthcare, discusses how clinicians can better educate.
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Misconceptions About Root Canals Abound Among Patients
Patients dread root canals. But how many of their fears are based on fact, and how many are based on fiction? DentaVox recently.
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Oral Health Habits Getting Better in Australia, With Room for Improvement
More people in Australia are doing a better job of taking care of their oral health, though there are still some bad habits.
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76% of Dentists Call the Pandemic’s Impact on Oral Health Significant
For World Oral Health Day on March 20, the Wrigley Oral Healthcare Programme has published the results of its second annual survey, which.
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93% of Americans Plan to Visit the Dentist in 2021
In recognition of World Oral Health Day on March 20, Delta Dental has released the findings of its survey of American oral health.
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Oral Cancer Referrals Fall by a Third During the Pandemic
The Oral Health Foundation (OHF) Is calling for urgent action on cancer diagnoses as new data from seven National Health Service Trust Hospitals.
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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.
