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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Dentists Face Fallout from a Year of Disrupted Dental Care
Ahead of World Oral Health Day on March 20 and a year into the pandemic, FDI World Dental Federation councilors and members say.
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Tablet Delivery System Improves Water Fluoridation Efforts
A new tablet delivery system could fluoridate nearly 32,000 small systems in the United States and bring fluoridated water to about 19 million.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Investigated for Easing Dental Anxiety in Children
Researchers at the University of Sheffield School of Clinical Dentistry and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals will investigate whether cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) could reduce.
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Stress, the Pandemic, and Getting Patients Back in Your Office
Many patients are still reluctant to visit their dentist, despite the safety protocols in place, taking a terrible toll on their oral health..
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Lessons from the Pandemic for Dental Practices: A Year Later
It’s hard to believe it has been about year since dentistry was shut down nationally to all but those requiring emergency care. Reflecting.
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ADEA Notes Need to Recognize Oral Health as Essential to Overall Health
Oral health is an essential component of overall health, but that outlook isn’t widely put into practice, according to Ryan Quock, DDS, chair.
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Coalition Asks Biden to Allow Dentists to Administer the COVID-19 Vaccine
A coalition of 17 health and oral health organizations has sent a letter to the Biden Administration and to 39 governors urging them.
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Partnership Sponsors Scholarships for African-American Dental Students
The National Dental Association Foundation (NDAF) and the Colgate-Palmolive Company have created the Audacity to Dream scholarship program for African-Americans pursuing careers in.
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Even Skipping Just One Day of Brushing Leads to Poor Oral Health
Skipping a day or two of brushing and flossing really is a big deal, as poor oral hygiene produces the bacteria that leads.
