25% of UK Households Have Performed DIY Dentistry During the Lockdown
Many people in the United Kingdom have pulled out their own teeth and treated their own cavities themselves during the pandemic lockdown, according.
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Collaboration Ensures New Dentists Are Licensed During the Pandemic
Millions of Americans with toothaches, loose fillings, and sore gums cannot wait to get back to their dentists.
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Greater New York Dental Meeting Goes Virtual for 2020
The 2020 Greater New York Dental Meeting (GNYDM) will be a virtual event, according to an email sent to exhibitors, due to the.
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Has COVID-19 Affected Your Mental Health? Survey Wants to Know
Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals are experiencing greater rates of mental health issues such as depression as a result of the pandemic,.
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ADA Says Dentistry’s Recovery Has Levelled Off
Dentistry’s economic recovery appears to have plateaued, according to the ADA. Its August 24 ADA Health Policy Institute (HPI) poll indicates that 99%.
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The Patient Experience Matters Even in Times of Crisis
As you struggle to establish a new normal, safety is rightfully your number one priority. Beyond that, there are endless details and logistics.
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ADEA Calls for Dental Students to Be Among the First to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
The American Dental Education Association (ADEA) is calling for members of the dental healthcare team, including dental and dental allied students providing patient.
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Penn Dental Professor to Develop COVID-19 Therapy and Vaccine
Henry Daniell, PhD, of Penn Dental Medicine has received a grant from Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 Vaccines, Treatments and Therapies (CV-VTT) program to support coronavirus.
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Dental School Distributes KN95 Masks to Dentists in Need
The East Carolina University (ECU) School of Dental Medicine served as a distribution point for KN95 masks given to the North Carolina Dental.
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ADA Says Dentists Should Be Among First to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
As researchers work toward developing a vaccine for COVID-19, the ADA says that dentists, dental hygienists, and dental assistants should be among those.
