Pregnancy testing before sedation could manage risk
Implementing point-of-care (POC) pregnancy testing before dental procedures that involve the use of intravenous sedation could help manage practice risk, according to a recent study
Implementing point-of-care (POC) pregnancy testing before dental procedures that involve the use of intravenous sedation could help manage practice risk, according to a recent study
Southdown Dental Clinic in Mississauga, Ontario, said it is now accepting cryptocurrency payments from its patients. Patients can use cryptocurrency or traditional methods to pay
Gen. Douglas MacArthur, one of the most distinguished U.S. military leaders, was not a dentist and never led a dental practice. But when consultants who
Researchers had noticed an increasing trend of dental professionals and dental students reporting burnout. So when the COVID-19 pandemic hit last year, it only exacerbated
When it comes to the adoption of telehealth in the dental industry, the COVID-19 pandemic served as more of an accelerant than a revolution. Teledentistry
A former owner of an NHS dental practice is to be vicariously liable for negligence after alleged poor treatment provided by an associate dentist. In
A surge in the use of digital communication tools during the pandemic has created new challenges for dental providers in patient outreach, with the potential
Henry Schein Dental said its webinar series on treating patients with disabilities is now available online. The series, which premiered live in February, is designed
People with orofacial pain experienced higher levels of depression, anxiety, and psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a study published recently in Dental
Are dentists superheroes or villains? It depends on who you ask. About 50% of young children perceive dentists as a type of superhero, according to
Restless nights became a common occurrence for periodontist Dr. Lara Ryan during the COVID-19 shutdown. As a dental professional, she knew she was trained to
Dentists are well poised to discuss and advocate for COVID-19 vaccines, according to a study published on March 24 in the Journal of the American