On May 31, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said that dentists could begin offering elective and other non-emergency treatment, beginning June 1. After more than
As we begin to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis, there is one thing on every dentist’s mind: protecting their patients, dental team, and themselves from
These fees, which many dentists are now referring to as “infection control fees,” usually range from $10 to $20 and are often met with dissent
As wearing more PPE becomes the norm, Laura Hunter-Shaw explores how we can still build rapport with our patients. Common things we hear every day
The resource, released May 26 by the ADA Advisory Task Force on Dental Practice Recovery, allows dentists to receive reliable information and consider several actionable
A dentist who kept her practice open to treat patients during lockdown has spoken out about why it was important for her to continue helping
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Richard Lerner, MD, and Scott Hansen, PhD, of Scripps Research may have figured out how anesthesia works, which has otherwise been a mystery throughout its
Twelve percent of children have woken up from a nightmare about their oral health, according to the Oral Health Foundation (OHF). Its data, from a
I love 8 June reopening (England only). Do you? Let’s now forget our patients knew we were opening before us. I have prepared a short
The poll’s fifth wave collected data from more than 6,500 dentists in private practice for the week of May 18. Four survey findings: 1. Twenty-seven
Delta Dental of Massachusetts (DDMA) has announced the next steps in its COVID-19 relief and recovery plan, which will continue supporting a broad set of