Army Clinic Notifying Patients After Autoclave Failure
The US Army’s Hohenfels Dental Clinic in Hohenfels, Germany, is contacting patients who were treated on Friday, July 5, and Monday and Tuesday,.
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Dentistry and the Measles Epidemic
The United States is now experiencing its largest outbreak of measles in 20 years. For the most part it was believed that the.
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Dental Board of California Sees Increase in Number of Citations
The Dental Board of California (DBC) has been issuing a growing number of citations over the past few years. As noted in its.
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OSAP Infection Control Conference to Be Held in Arizona
The Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention (OSAP) has opened registration for its Annual Conference, May 30 to June 2 at the Westin.
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Patients at Ontario Clinic Warned About Infectious Disease Risk
A dentist in Kingston, Ontario, is working with Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox & Addington (KFL&A) Public Health to contact patients about a potential.
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Campaign Encourages Patients and Caregivers to Protect Themselves from Infection
The Joint Commission’s Speak Up to Prevent Infection campaign offers free, downloadable educational materials in English and Spanish for the public and for.
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Focus On: Infection Control
John A. Molinari, PhD, discusses the past, present, and future of infection control precautions. Wouldn’t it be interesting to observe how a dentist,.
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Cantel Medical Group Acquires Vista Research Group
Cantel Medical Group has acquired Vista Research Group, which provides water treatment, purification, and management solutions for the dental industry. The purchase price.
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Best Practices for Stopping the Spread of Infections in Dental Settings
Today’s dental practices need environmental infection prevention strategies that can address a range of threats, from bloodborne pathogens like viral hepatitis to multi-drug.
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CDC Guidelines Help Practices Safely Reopen After Disasters
Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria left many dental practices damaged and even destroyed. Yet even those practices that survived relatively intact need to.
