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The New York State Dental Association (NYSDA) is calling on Governor Andrew Cuomo to rescind his emergency order limiting dental practices to emergency and urgent care and to expedite and immediately approve Department of Health guidelines allowing dental
Independent dental practices will face increasingly competitive marketing challenges after the pandemic is over, according to a benchmark study from DMscore. The data and marketing company expects dental service organizations (DSOs) with bigger marketing budgets to increase their
According to Net32 Inc, 68% of dental practices are open by appointment only, 20% are fully closed, and 12% are open for emergencies only, based on an April 25 survey of 1,094 dentists across the United States.
Effective at 12:01 am on May 6, dentists in Tennessee may resume non-emergency dental and oral procedures including hygiene visits, cosmetic procedures, and other elective treatment. Practicing dentists in Shelby, Madison, Davidson, Hamilton, Knox, and Sullivan County are
As dental practices have been forced to halt business as usual during the pandemic crisis, there are still bills that must get paid if you’re the business owner. Costs like payroll, benefits, utilities, rent, mortgage, and outstanding debts
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced that dental practices in the state can reopen on Friday, May 1. The Texas Dental Association (TDA), however, says that practices that do decide to reopen should exercise caution and follow suggested
Dental practices and other healthcare facilities in Kentucky can resume treatment as part of the state’s plan to reopen its economy, though the governor’s office advises that their operations will be “vastly different” compared to before the COVID-19
Utah Governor Gary Herbert announced that dental practices can reopen and perform elective and other procedures, as long as adequate infection control practices are in effect, during his April 22 briefing. Full guidelines are available at coronavirus.utah.gov.
Most patients prefer more “modern” dental practices—those that send both appointment reminders and payment requests via text messages, for example—according to a February survey of 1,137 random dental patients by Weave. However, the survey also found lazy and
Seventy-eight percent of dental practices are at high risk for security vulnerabilities, with the most common issue a lack of encryption of backup drives or devices, according to Medix Dental IT, which says it has conducted a first-of-its-kind
