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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 …

The words “new normal” might suffer from overuse. But it certainly defines the increasing need for contactless dental technology solutions. Re-opening has stirred up new realities for how you and your …

Brushing your teeth regularly is not just about getting those perfect smiles, it can an offer more benefits than you can imagine. Keeping your teeth clean not only prevents cavities …

Quarantined. On lockdown. Practicing social distancing. The language of our times not only defines life as we know it…it also substantially impacts how you build and renew dental patient relationships …

“An abundance of caution…” That phrase might seem momentarily overused but it certainly applies to the return-to-work guidelines for dental practices during the COVID-19 era. Caution or purely risk management …

It’s obvious that the coronavirus pandemic has created a number of good news-bad news scenarios. As you’re perhaps already aware, a recent bad news scenario involves COVID-19 relief options for …

You hear the word “unprecedented” a lot these days associated with the COVID-19 crisis. But with unprecedented challenges come the equally unprecedented opportunities of how to prepare your dental practice …