73% of Patients Have Lied to Their Dentist
You probably know that most of your patients aren’t honest with you, as 73% of patients say they have lied to their dentist,.
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How to Talk to Patients About Safety and COVID-19
During normal times, nearly 75% of adults in the United States encounter some amount of fear related to visiting a dentist, according to.
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Survey Compares Dental Visits to Unpleasant Experiences
Many people would prefer different uncomfortable and unpleasant experiences compared to going to the dentist, according to a DentaVox survey.
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12% of Children Have Nightmares About Their Teeth
Twelve percent of children have woken up from a nightmare about their oral health, according to the Oral Health Foundation (OHF). Its data,.
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IADR Honors Use of Virtual Reality to Treat Dental Anxiety and Phobia
The International Association of Dental Research (IADR) has recognized a researcher at the Charles Sturt University School of Dentistry and Health Sciences with the.
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How to Defuse Red Alert Situations With Upset Patients
“You need to get here. Fast.” That’s not a message one likes to receive prior to clinic, but I had one of those.
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In-Office General Anesthesia Increases Comprehensive Pediatric Dental Care
Children often don’t get the oral healthcare they need because of anxiety, costs, the number of needed visits to treat a single problematic.
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The Eight Qualities of Great Customer Service in Dentistry
Customer-centered service is the key to any successful business, and dentistry is no different. So, here are eight service-oriented qualities to inspire you.
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Study to Explore How Dentists Assess Dental Pain in Children
Cameron Randall, PhD, of the University of Washington (UW) School of Dentistry has received a five-year, approximately $800,000 career development grant from the National Institutes.
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How Dental Professionals Can Alleviate Dental Anxiety in Patients
Patients who suffer from dental anxiety are less likely to go to the dentist. This increases their likelihood of developing dental problems, which.
