Dental Success Begins at the Front Desk
Who do your patients first interact with at your practice? When they walk in and when they call, they’re often interacting first and.
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Report Documents Australian Oral Health Workforce
The Australian Oral Health Workforce Report was drafted to provide comprehensive data about the demographic, geographic, and employment characteristics of dental hygienists, dental.
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The Pandemic Made Dental Staffing More Challenging
As society gradually returns to normal, dental practices are hiring again too, according to the ADA Health Policy Institute (HPI). But they’re facing.
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Bring the Fun Back to Your Dental Practice
Dental practices, like many businesses, have been through a lot since the beginning of the pandemic. Now that things are starting to become.
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What to Do When Other Practices Poach Your Dental Assistants
An unofficial poll on a Facebook group called Dental Nachos, home to 30,000 dental professionals and counting, asked an intriguing question. Have you.
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People Prefer “Hollywood” Smiles
People want “Hollywood” smiles, as 86% of the 1,975 respondents to a global DentaVox survey said they are more attractive than natural smiles..
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Michigan’s Medicaid Expansion Improves Oral Health
As the pandemic’s economic effects drive more people to enroll in Medicaid as safety-net health insurance, the program’s dental coverage can improve oral.
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Access to Telemedicine Varies for Head and Neck Cancer Patients
The use of telemedicine has been exceptionally effective in meeting the healthcare needs of patients throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Henry.
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Economic, Social, and Environmental Factors All Linked With Oral Health
More than one in four adults in California report having poor oral health, but that figure rises to about one in two for.
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More Than 90% of Dentists Have Applied for Pandemic Relief
More than nine out of 10 dentists applied for financial relief through the Paycheck Protection Program, the Department of Health and Human Services.
