Consumer confidence in returning to the dental office hit a new high in April, with 94% of typical dental patients indicating that they are ready
If a dental practice calls or text patients, they still might need to get the patients’ prior written consent and take certain other steps in
As the temperatures increase and outdoor sports ramp up, it is the responsibility of dentists to ask their patients if they play any sports and
Education: American Sign Language instructor Andrew Moore, top left, teaches a virtual class on ASL at UCLA in April. Mr. Kurnick Dr. Sung Los Angeles
“How was this vaccine developed so quickly?” “Is the vaccine safe and effective?” “I’m pregnant (or planning to be). Is it safe to get vaccinated?”
Consumer confidence in returning to the dental office hit a new high, with 88% of respondents reporting that they have already been back or are
The ADA’s labor law poster subscriptions and an updated dental communication book seek to make interaction with staff and patients hassle-free, so dentists can focus
Main Content “Word of mouth” patients are a valuable asset in dentistry. Every wise leader understands that one satisfied patient will recommend the clinic to
Main Content Many patients recovering from coronavirus display multiple symptoms throughout their recovery, the latest being jaw pain known as TMJ. Dr Douglas Dieterich, a
Main Content When Dr. Sujata Basawaraj thought about opening her office to patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, she wasn’t sure how to keep her staff
Dentists all around the world are grasping to come in terms with the ‘new normal’ around them. There’s undue confusion amidst patients and dentists regarding
Main Content ABSTRACT: Due to close face to face contact with patients and frequent utilisation of sharp devices, dental personnel are repeatedly exposed to respiratory
