“If you look at your typical dentist office, nothing went wrong with their business model,” said Betsey Stevenson, PhD, economics professor at Ann Arbor-based University
Frontline healthcare workers in Wuhan who were appropriately protected did not contract COVID-19, new research has revealed. In a study published by The BMJ, researchers
Dentsply Sirona and the American Association for Dental Research (AADR) have announced the winners of the 2020 Student Competition for Advancing Dental Research and Its
My great-grandmother “GG” was scrappy, maybe because she was a product of the roaring ’20s. She would come for a week visit and stay for
Announcing an Immediate Way for Surgeons to Deliver More Accurate and Less Invasive Dental Implant Surgery to More Patients X-Nav Technologies, LLC announced that it has
About 39 percent of dentists participate in Medicaid or CHIP, according to data from the American Dental Association. Eligible dentists should submit their annual patient
Seven steps to follow if a patient tests positive for COVID-19: 1. Identify each staff member, both clinical and administrative, who had contact with the
Andrew Roberts introduces an innovative new way of checking patients for COVID-19 symptoms before they enter the practice. The green light given by the government
Though dentists in England were allowed to resume elective care on June 8, the British Dental Association (BDA) warns that increased costs and infection control
Saint Louis University (SLU) will award a pair of $10,000 annual scholarships in honor of community leaders, civil rights pioneer, newspaper publisher, and dentist Donald
By Daniel Lewis,There’s a wave of innovation traveling our globe as social distancing wedges our physical interactions. We’re uncovering contemporary avenues to detour around the
Care Dental in Kelowana, British Columbia, has renovated its entire office to meet the Canadian Healthcare Facilities HVAC Negative Pressure Airborne Infection Isolation Room Standard.