
AAO Warns Its Members About the Importance of Cybersecurity
The American Association of Orthodontics (AAO) said that it recently communicated with its members about the urgent threat posed by cyberattacks. Recent news including the

The American Association of Orthodontics (AAO) said that it recently communicated with its members about the urgent threat posed by cyberattacks. Recent news including the
Oral-B and Crest have teamed up with Scientific American and its Custom Media Division (SACM) to explore the latest research connecting oral health and overall
Dental professionals with an NHS contract in Wales are eligible for a one-off bonus payment as a result of COVID-19. In March, the Welsh government
For the week of May 17, 891 dentist owners actively recruiting dental staff responded to the question, “Compared to before the COVID-19 pandemic, how challenging
The job board uses a pricing model and an algorithmic-based recommendation score to help offices select candidates. Dental offices using the job board can also
A recent article in U.S. News and World Report by Kaiser Health News (Why Your Dentist May Seem Pushy) circulated through many of the dentistry
Dr. Lindsey died from congestive heart failure at Salem Hospital. He had been living independently at the family’s hazelnut farm until about a week before

It comes as no surprise to anyone that the oral health profession continues to lack diversity. According to the American Dental Education Association, in 2016,

Colgate-Palmolive said it will send the first-ever private sector oral care experiment to the International Space Station (ISS), under the sponsorship of the ISS US
Up to half of patients who suffer from head and neck cancer will experience tumour recurrence or new tumours. This is according to a new
During the week of May 17, 1,712 people responded to the poll. Dental practices that were recruiting were asked how pay rates for dental hygienists,
Here are three takeaways from 1,712 respondents for the week of May 17: Current status of dental practicesAs of May 17, 60.9 percent of dentists