Business Interruption Insurance May Be in Doubt
Business interruption insurance often is part of the protection provided by business property policies. Compensation is designed to cover the loss of business-related.
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PPE Fees May Violate Consumer Protection Act
Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh is alerting consumers to surcharges by some dental providers that could violate the Consumer Protection Act as.
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Humana to Pay $7 Per Dental Claim to Offset COVID-19 Costs
Humana will pay an additional $7 per Humana member dental claim for all fully insured Humana dental members to offset the increased costs.
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Dentsply Sirona World Scheduled for October
Dentsply Sirona World 2020 has been scheduled for October 1 to October 3 at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas, featuring 12 educational tracks..
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How to Address Dental Anxieties During the Pandemic
According to the ADA, 22% of adults admit to being afraid of the dentist. Dental anxieties develop for many reasons, including traumatic dental.
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Packers Give Back to Brown County Oral Health Partnership
The Brown County Oral Health Partnership is one of 19 groups receiving grants from Packers Give Back, the philanthropic arm of the Green.
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ADA Exploring Virtual Options for 2020 Meeting
The ADA and Florida Dental Association have decided that their ADA FDC 2020 meeting, originally scheduled for October 15 to October 18 in.
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COVID-19 Complicates Dental Treatment for Patients With Intellectual Disabilities
Patients with intellectual disabilities (ID) already face complications in finding and getting dental treatment. The COVID-19 pandemic has only made these challenges harder..
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Use Teledentistry to Protect Your Patients and Team as You Reopen
It may be a case of being careful what you wish for. During the past several months, dental professionals have been asking when.
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KN95 Respirators Fail to Meet Health Canada Standards
Health Canada has determined that KN95 respirators manufactured by 16 companies do not meet the required standards for filtration or the design features.
