Study Finds Pandemic May Have Long Term Impact on Oral Health
New research from Delta Dental finds that the negative impact on oral health from the pandemic could have long-term effects.
New research from Delta Dental finds that the negative impact on oral health from the pandemic could have long-term effects.
The 2021 ADA Well Being Survey showed an increase in anxiety in dentists in 2021, with the pandemic playing a significant role.
Rather than wait for a decline, orthodontists can take specific actions to ensure the ongoing success of their practice.
In this episode of In the Sterilization Room, infection prevention expert Jackie Dorst makes sense of what to do if staff have a COVID-19 exposure or infection whether they’re boosted, vaccinated, or unvaccinated.
Read MorePatient volumes have stabilized in recent months, but the looming omicron surge may be casting a shadow on industry confidence.
Read MoreWith the surge in infections from the Omicron variant, OSAP has decided to take the 2022 Dental Infection Control Boot Camp virtual.
Read MoreThe upcoming webinar will look into the most common mistakes dental professionals make regarding infection control during the pandemic.
Read MoreHenry Schein Dental Academy is hosting a December clinical update on COVID-19 and its effects on the dental profession.
Read MoreHenry Schein Dental Academy is hosting a webinar that examines the connection between OSHA compliance and dental office leases.
Read MoreThe latest HPI survey shows that patient volumes are closer to pre-pandemic levels, but complications make it harder to meet staffing demands.
Read MoreThe ADA asked major dental insurance payers to consider the increased overhead from the pandemic when negotiating fees with private practices.
Read MoreThe Henry Schein webinar will review the current state of the pandemic, vaccinations, and how it is affecting dentistry.
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