When thinking about infection control in the dental office, the spotlight often falls on sterilizers, personal protective equipment, and surface disinfectants. But there’s another vital
Diamond braces are a popular choice for orthodontic treatment. They use clear or translucent brackets that resemble small diamonds, offering a more discreet option than
In 1975, Jessica A. Richter graduated from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry and became the first female American Indian dentist in the United
Irving, Texas-based U.S. Oral Surgery Management has appointed Doug Drew as CEO, effective July 1. Mr. Drew is succeeding Richard Hall, who is retiring and
Bitty Bites Pediatric Dentistry, located in Richmond, Virginia, is a specialized dental practice dedicated exclusively to children’s oral health. This clinic provides a welcoming, kid-friendly
You may not know that your daily cup of coffee, tea or red wine is quietly affecting your dental health – these drinks can cause
People with severe mental health problems often face multiple challenges, but one that is often overlooked but critical is that their oral health is significantly
The term “hospital dental trainees” has been a collective title for our cohort of hospital dentists that many of us have struggled with for several
LonDEC’s new course for dental professionals looking to return to clinical practice is now open for enrolment. LonDEC is excited to announce the launch of
The ADA Council on Dental Practice is seeking applicants to serve on its Dental Team Wellness Advisory Committee. The committee advises the council on issues
Bonded retainers are essential tools in maintaining the alignment of your teeth after orthodontic treatment. These fixed devices are usually made of a thin metal
MICHIGAN – The Michigan Dental Association (MDA) recently honored Dr. Jessica A. Rickert, the first female Native American dentist in the United States, with its