Delta Dental Awards $980,000 to Initiatives Promoting Greater Diversity in the Oral Health Workforce
Today, as part of its Driving Greater Diversity in the Oral Health Workforce campaign, the Delta Dental Institute announced $980,000 in funding to.
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Tooth Fairy Giving Drops for First Time in 5 Years, According to Delta Dental Poll
The slowing of U.S. inflation has trickled down to the Tooth Fairy. New Delta Dental findings from its 2024 Original Tooth Fairy Poll.
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Delta Dental Invested Nearly $109 Million in Community Programs in 2022
Today, the Delta Dental Institute, dedicated to advancing oral health for all Americans, released Delta Dental’s 2022 community impact report, “Our mission: your health..
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Delta Dental to Administer National Consumer Survey This Year
The Delta Dental Plans Association will deploy its Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) Dental Plan Survey to all 50 states,.
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Americans Prioritized Oral Health During the Pandemic
Americans prioritized their oral health as part of maintaining their overall health during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Delta Dental Plans Association.
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Oral Hygiene Remains a Priority Among Consumers During the Pandemic
As National Dental Hygiene Month continues this October, 86% of consumers said they believe that maintaining good oral health is essential to protecting.
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HHS Opens Up Relief Funding to Dentists
The Health and Human Services (HHS) Enhanced Provider Relief Fund Payment Portal is now open to dentists who previously may not have been.
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Parents Say Their Children’s Oral Health Could Be Better
Only 21% of parents in the United States say that their children have excellent oral health, according to the Dental Dental Plans Association.
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Patients Need to Brush Up on Dental Terminology
Many of your patients aren’t familiar with key terminology that you use every day in your practice, which may lead to unease and.
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When Kids Need Oral Care, More Parents Skip Work
When children have a problem with their oral health, of course, Mom and Dad have to take them to the dentist—and that’s happening.
