New York Dentists Finally Return to Work as Challenges Remain
On May 31, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said that dentists could begin offering elective and other non-emergency treatment, beginning June 1. After.
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65% of Dental Practices Now Open
According to the ADA Health Policy Institute (HPI), 65% of dental practices were open during the week of May 18, with 38% saying.
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CDA Asks Newsom for Aligned Healthcare Directives
Nothing how the lack of uniformity around the guidance and orders related to the provision of dental healthcare has created confusion among dental.
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Open Practices Climb from 3.4% to More Than 30%
States are easing restrictions on dental treatment, and more practices are reopening. According to the ADA Health Policy Institute, more than 30% of.
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Celebrate Save Your Tooth Month This May
The American Association of Endodontists (AAE) launched its annual Save Your Tooth Month celebration on May 1 with some modifications to fit the.
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Dental Groups Ask for PPP Flexibility in PPE Costs
A coalition of 16 national dental organizations has asked Congress for flexibility in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan costs related to personal protective.
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Three Key Areas to Improve During COVID-19
In light of current events, most dental practices are reducing hours or temporarily closing to prioritize the health and safety of their patients.
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TDA Advises Caution as Texas Dental Practices Reopen on May 1
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced that dental practices in the state can reopen on Friday, May 1. The Texas Dental Association (TDA),.
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Kentucky Dental Practices Reopen With Enhanced Protections
Dental practices and other healthcare facilities in Kentucky can resume treatment as part of the state’s plan to reopen its economy, though the.
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Utah Reopens Dental Practices
Utah Governor Gary Herbert announced that dental practices can reopen and perform elective and other procedures, as long as adequate infection control practices are.
