With the first point-of-care tests for COVID-19 now available on the market, dental practitioners, preparing to go back to work, are wondering whether or not they will be able to use these tests in their ...
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions on elective procedures, hospital dental departments remain an essential service. Many hospital patients, such as those facing treatment for cancer, still need dental care. Dr. John O’Keefe, Director of Knowledge ...
Managing emergency and urgent cases within the dental office during Covid-19 is an essential part of the overall effort to reduce the burden on our hospitals and keep our patients safe. But what constitutes an ...
Another aspect of the dental profession affected by the COVID-19 crisis is the impact it has had on the sale of existing practices. With dentists across Canada either selling or thinking of selling their practice ...
With the Pandemic Outbreak coverage debate still raging in BC, dentists all over Canada continue to raise questions regarding TripleGuardTM Insurance Pandemic Coverage. Why are BC dentists being treated differently to dentists in other parts ...
It is no secret that burnout is a growing issue for those working in the dental profession today. Increased workloads, the daily stresses of running your own practice – not to mention the recent impact ...
With the number of confirmed coronavirus cases now surpassing 150,000, Italy has been one of the most heavily affected regions in the world. Dr. Gerhard Seeberger, President FDI, and practicing dentist in Cagliari, Sardinia, talks ...
With the widespread cancellation of elective dental procedures, many busy dentists now find themselves, for once, with some extra time on their hands. Not so for those providing the much needed emergency care all over ...