During the COVID-19 pandemic, dentistry has gone through many changes. Dental practices have worked through a shutdown, reopening, pent-up demand, hygiene patient slowdown, and a
Some notable findings from this report include: The majority of those surveyed were aware that only urgent services were available during lockdown, however, a sizable
Washington Governor Jay Inslee has announced additional requirements for health and dental facilities to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks. “With the increase in COVID outbreaks in healthcare
The Oral Health Foundation (OHF) Is calling for urgent action on cancer diagnoses as new data from seven National Health Service Trust Hospitals across the
Growing up, I had a lot of dental needs from the time I was six to when I was about 16 years old. I underwent
Mouth cancer referrals have fallen by one third since the start of the pandemic – sparking calls for urgent action. New data from the Oral
Three in four dentists who are using teledentistry anticipate a steady or increased reliance on the technology over the coming months as they continue to
The majority of dental treatments now carried out are tooth saving, it has been confirmed. In her latest update to the profession, England’s chief dental
Like every business that involves close contact, dental practices were hard hit by the pandemic. Most practices closed for all but emergency services during the
A Member of Parliament says the access crisis in dentistry was ‘turbocharged’ by the COVID-19 pandemic. MP Judith Cummins yesterday secured a debate on access
Lockdown stress and anxiety upped rates of jaw clenching and teeth grinding, new findings reveal. In addition, women were found to suffer from these symptoms
As we continue to battle COVID-19, we continue to witness peaks and valleys in cases and deaths. With various reopening phases occurring across the country,
