The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continues to recommend that dental practices postpone elective procedures, surgeries, and non-urgent dental visits, though the CDC
Though most states are allowing dental offices to resume elective procedures, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continue to recommend that practices limit
Dental practices are reopening, and dental teams are returning to the office. But what should you do if you or a member of your staff
According to Net32 Inc, 68% of dental practices are open by appointment only, 20% are fully closed, and 12% are open for emergencies only, based
The ADA’s National Commission on Recognition of Dental Specialties and Certifying Boards has approved a resolution recognizing oral medicine as a dental specialty, following the
As experts agree that widespread testing is necessary to identify who has and doesn’t have the COVID-19 coronavirus, the ADA is asking the Department of Health
As state and federal agencies begin planning to reopen non-essential businesses, the ADA is advising practices that government decisions regarding closures including restrictions on elective
More than ever, dentists are wondering what they can do during this downtime. Now is a good opportunity for themto implement ideas that will help
Though most dental practices have stopped routine care, emergency treatment continues around the world. Organized dental groups are now asking their respective governments to ensure
The ADA’s Center for Professional Success is offering free resources about stress management to help dental professionals navigate the emotional toll of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Practices are limiting care to urgent and emergency cases to limit exposure to the COVID-19 coronavirus, preserve personal protection equipment (PPE), and reduce the burden
Conor McNulty, CAE, has been appointed executive director of the Massachusetts Dental Society (MDS), which represents more than 5,000 member dentists and is a statewide