76% of Dentists Call the Pandemic’s Impact on Oral Health Significant
For World Oral Health Day on March 20, the Wrigley Oral Healthcare Programme has published the results of its second annual survey, which.
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93% of Americans Plan to Visit the Dentist in 2021
In recognition of World Oral Health Day on March 20, Delta Dental has released the findings of its survey of American oral health.
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Dentists Face Fallout from a Year of Disrupted Dental Care
Ahead of World Oral Health Day on March 20 and a year into the pandemic, FDI World Dental Federation councilors and members say.
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Lessons from the Pandemic for Dental Practices: A Year Later
It’s hard to believe it has been about year since dentistry was shut down nationally to all but those requiring emergency care. Reflecting.
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Only Four Out of 10 Canadians Have Seen a Dental Hygienist in the Past Year
Only four out of 10 adults in Canada have seen their dental hygienist since March 2020, according to a national poll of 2,000.
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Seven Out of 10 Kids in England Skipped Dental Visits in 2020
According to the National Health Service (NHS), 70.2% of children in England did not see an NHS dentist in 2020. As a result,.
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Bergman Addresses the Pandemic’s Lessons During the Chicago Midwinter Meeting
As dentistry approaches nearly a year of operating under pandemic conditions, Stanley Bergman, chairman of the board and CEO of Henry Schein, discussed.
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Pediatric Dentistry Faces the Ultimate Challenge in COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has almost certainly affected everyone. Lost lives, lost jobs, lost connections—nearly every facet of our society looks different roughly a.
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NHS Updates Standard Operating Procedure for Dentists in England
The National Health Service (NHS) has updated the standard operating procedure, “Transition to Recovery,” for dentists. Among the updates, staff who present symptoms.
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COVID-19 Impacts Oral Health—Even If You Don’t Acquire the Viral Infection
Only history will be able to fully measure the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. But many dental professionals are already seeing a direct.
