A dentist has warned of the mental health and financial impact on dentistry as new contract targets are imposed in the face of growing restrictions.
Washington — To ensure dental practices have enough personal protective equipment, the ADA is urging two federal agencies to improve access to PPE so that
Regulations vary by state when it comes to whether or not dentists are qualified to receive or administer COVID-19 vaccines as part of the first
Sleep apnea is a risk factor for COVID-19, according to researchers at Turku University Hospital and the University of Turku in Finland who studied patients
One story dominated the headlines this year, and the editors at Dentistry Today were on top of every development. We considered it our mission to
Following one of the most eventful years in living memory, we look back and review the biggest dental news headlines of 2020. January Burnout causing
The Delta Dental Community Care Foundation will donate $300,000 to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank to help communities impacted by COVID-19 as some businesses
A six-figure donation of toothpaste tubes has been made to those in need in Greater Manchester. The Oral Health Foundation and the British Society of
Chief dental officer Sara Hurley, has written to the dental profession about arrangements for NHS contracts in the final quarter. From 1 January to 31
The careful operation of dental drills can help to lower the spread of aerosols in the practice setting, research suggests. Access to routine dental care
Delta Dental expects its COVID-19 relief efforts to reach $1.1 billion by early 2021. This significant financial commitment builds on the company’s 65-year history of
Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have invented a portable tent-like shield to prevent the spread of saliva and aerosols generated during dental
