June 2020

Getting a cavity is no fun—but getting a cavity when you’re stuck at home is even worse. Developing a daily oral care routine that you stick to is important, especially …

Proof of an economic recession is evident. Equally so, evidence points to the need to have a plan to recession proof your dental practice. For our purposes it’s as much …

Setbacks are inevitable. But facing them proactively is one of the first steps towards optimizing your dental practice workflows. No doubt, recent closures dealt a huge blow to the dental …

When you went into quarantine this spring, you probably had to cancel quite a few obligations—and if your regular visit to the dentist was one of them, your oral hygiene …

There are times when being in sync is essential. COVID-19 has forced that issue related to CDC (Centers for Disease) guidelines for dental practices. The transition from solely providing emergency …

Dry mouth is when your salivary glands in your mouth don’t produce enough saliva in order to keep your mouth wet. Dry mouth can occur during pregnancy due to increased …

COVID-19, like other severe illnesses, might diminish for a period of time although fears remain. This makes implementation of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) guidelines a potential priority for …

Dental practices in England are set to reopen from Monday [8 June] but it won’t quite be business as usual, with limited treatments on offer and a reduction in the …