Nearly eight in 10 practices report spike in cancelled or missed dental appointments
NHS dentistry faces an ‘uncertain future’ after 45% say they are less likely to seek routine care during the new restrictions. This is according to
NHS dentistry faces an ‘uncertain future’ after 45% say they are less likely to seek routine care during the new restrictions. This is according to
Dental regulators have released new advice in the face of the renewed national lockdown. The General Dental Council (GDC) has put together supplementary advice to
The U.S. Department of Treasury and Small Business Administration announced Jan. 13 that lenders with less than $1 billion in assets will be eligible to
Researchers have created an open-faced helmet for patients to help reduce the COVID-19 transmission during dental treatment. Put together by a team at Cornell University,
Henry Quach explores the potential impact of delivering the COVID-19 vaccines 12 weeks apart instead of 21 days apart. The UK government is now delivering
John Makin hopes for a legacy of understanding and respect once the memories of 2020 have faded. As we look back on a tumultuous and

The ADA will stream a free webinar on the new COVID-19 relief legislation and the implications the law will have on small business loans, taxes
Members of Parliament have rallied together in a bid to scrap new NHS dental targets ‘as a matter of urgency’. Labour MPs Mick Whitley, Paula

The California Department of Public Health says that local health departments and providers should immediately administer COVID-19 vaccines to individuals in all tiers of Phase

The World Health Organization (WHO) has redesignated the New York University College of Dentistry Department of Epidemiology & Health Promotion a WHO Collaborating Center for

History: Oregon Health & Science University administered its first COVID-19 vaccine on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020, when cardiovascular intensive care nurse Ansu Drammeh received an
Adam Nulty provides an evidence-based literature review on the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) within the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. In epidemics of highly