Dental therapy is a workforce model that introduces mid-level practitioners – dental therapists – to both preventive and restorative skills. The introduction of dental therapists
In this Second Opinion, Dr. Steven Krauss offers his response to a commentary by pediatric dentistry thought leaders in the July edition of the Journal
The state of Wisconsin may authorize two kinds of dental care providers: dental therapists and dental auxiliaries, according to a June 14 report in the
The East Coast’s first-ever dental therapist, Claire Roesler, started her job in Bangor, ME, at Penobscot Community Health Care this month, according to a local
The National Partnership for Dental Therapy (NPDT), which aims to improve access to dental care, has grown to more than a hundred partners including the
Bills paving the way for dental therapists to work and secure reimbursement have been proposed in the House of Representatives and Senate in the state
Just graduated as a dental hygienist and therapist? Soha Rashid covers the things you need to know before stepping into the dental practice. Firstly, heartiest
As #Help4hygiene gathers momentum, Amber Ojak explains why so many people are getting behind the campaign for nursing support. Over the last few weeks there
Colorado may become the next U.S. state to begin licensing dental therapists to improve access to oral healthcare, according to an article published online October
The British Association of Dental Therapists (BADT) have said that ‘dental therapists are qualified, capable and committed to the NHS but are unable to work
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has announced that his budget will include a $43 million investment to expand dental access across the state. However, the Wisconsin
The Oral Health Conference and Exhibition (OHC) 2018 is the BSDHT’s flagship event, offering a myriad of benefits for all dental hygienists and dental therapists.