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Post-COVID leadership in dentistry

Much has already been written about the impact of COVID on the operation of practices. However, the effect on our leadership and the challenges that go with it have received little coverage.

source: Dentistry.co.uk

Comprehensive single-cell atlas of human teeth

Researchers have mapped the first complete atlas of single cells that make up the human teeth. Their research shows that the composition of human dental pulp and periodontium vary greatly. Their findings open up new avenues for cell-based dental therapeutic approaches.

source: University of Zurich via ScienceDaily

In Person or Virtually: Attend AAID's First-Ever Hybrid Annual Conference

For 70 years, dental professionals from across the country and...

source: AAID

AAID Podcast: There's Always Something to Learn with Dr. Rob Heller

In the latest episode of the AAID Podcast, host Dr. Danny Domingue...

source: AAID

Dental appointments filling up fast due to overdue dental care during pandemic

People aren't always anxious to go to the dentist, but that appears to be changing now that COVID-19 cases are declining along the coast. Patients who skipped cleanings for the better part of a year are calling for appointments.

source: KEYT-TV

Maine lawmakers take up new effort to expand adult dental care under Medicaid

For the third year in a row, the Maine Legislature will take up a proposal to expand dental benefits to adult Medicaid recipients, which would provide dental coverage to about 70,000 residents. Despite Democrats holding the House...

source: Portland Press Herald

FDA recommends transition from crisis conservation of respirators as domestic supply increases

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is recommending that health care personnel and facilities move away from “crisis capacity conservation strategies” of respirators, including the decontamination of N95s...

source: CDA

New research looks at work-related musculoskeletal disorders in dental professionals

The majority of our education in dentistry rightfully consists of increasing our patients’ quality of life by addressing current dental issues and preventing future problems. We provide an essential service to our communities...

source: Today's RDH

Strategies to improve dental care for special needs patients

Special needs patients are often some of the most at-risk patient populations in need of dentistry. But many dental providers don’t realize that in many cases, the cognitive disorder is also accompanied by other disorders, which can have a detrimental effect on oral...

source: Dentistry Today

Silent osteoporosis and its relation to periodontitis in middle-aged patients

Periodontitis is one of the most widespread preventable diseases in the world. A vast majority of studies, both qualitative and quantitative, looked at the association between periodontal disease and osteoporosis in geriatric populations....

source: Today's RDH

A story NOT silenced by oral cancer: A message to dental professionals

The storyteller gets tongue cancer? How ironic! Sharing my personal oral cancer journey publicly is a tribute to those who came before me and an obligation to those who will follow. Knowing my story will save lives. That’s why I tell it. Here it is, in a nutshell.

source: DentistryIQ

Affordable aerosol reduction

"Aerosol" has become somewhat of a buzzword since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic over a year ago. Dental practices have had to keep pace with shifting guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Occupational Health and Safety Administration...

source: Dental Products Report

How to improve your dental practice marketing

Marketing has changed over a year into something drastically different. Dentists, in particular, will have realized how useful digital marketing has become in 2021. The combination of social media marketing alongside SEO and paid search results has seen a massive spike in...

source: Influencive

3 ways dental clinics can manage pandemic fatigue and prevent staff burnout

The past year has been an exhausting one for medical professionals, including dental practice owners, those working in urgent care facilities and specialists. The entire medical community has greatly suffered. As a result, many owners...

source: Dental Tribune International

North Carolina dentists administering COVID-19 vaccine following executive order

Dr. Miguel Gonzalez is used to giving injections as a dentist. Now, he's also giving the COVID-19 vaccine.

source: WTVD-TV

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Post-COVID leadership in dentistry

Comprehensive single-cell atlas of human teeth

In Person or Virtually: Attend AAID's First-Ever Hybrid Annual Conference

AAID Podcast: There's Always Something to Learn with Dr. Rob Heller

Dental appointments filling up fast due to overdue dental care during pandemic

Maine lawmakers take up new effort to expand adult dental care under Medicaid

FDA recommends transition from crisis conservation of respirators as domestic supply increases

New research looks at work-related musculoskeletal disorders in dental professionals

Strategies to improve dental care for special needs patients

Silent osteoporosis and its relation to periodontitis in middle-aged patients

A story NOT silenced by oral cancer: A message to dental professionals

Affordable aerosol reduction

How to improve your dental practice marketing

3 ways dental clinics can manage pandemic fatigue and prevent staff burnout

North Carolina dentists administering COVID-19 vaccine following executive order

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