OSAP Announces New Website and CE Center
OSAP is pleased to announce the successful launch of a brand-new website and an online education platform. Both were designed to offer a.
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Only Four Out of 10 Canadians Have Seen a Dental Hygienist in the Past Year
Only four out of 10 adults in Canada have seen their dental hygienist since March 2020, according to a national poll of 2,000.
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NHS England Removes Wrong-Site Tooth Extractions from List of Never Events
National Health Service (NHS) England has removed wrong-site tooth extractions from its list of “Never Events.” NHS England defines Never Events as incidents.
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The US Army and OSAP Team Up for COVID-19 Infection Control Training
A select group of US Army dentists, enlisted dental specialists, and civilian dental staff assigned to the Rhineland-Pfalz Dental Activity recently participated in.
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Q&A: Dental Hygiene as a Top Job with Maureen Howes of Aspen Dental
US News & World Report has named dental hygiene the fifth best healthcare support job and the thirty-second best job overall, citing its.
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15% of Healthcare Workers Refuse the COVID-19 Vaccine
According to a December 2020 survey by Surgo Ventures, 15% of healthcare workers in the United States who have been offered an approved.
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Mobile Anesthesia Enables Anxious Dental Patients to Get Effective Care
Like many of my colleagues, I specialized in dental anesthesiology to be able to help those whose oral health would be neglected without.
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Use Extraoral Suction Technology to Make Your Dental Office Safer
As we all know, many patients are avoiding the dentist’s office during the global pandemic. People are staying away from doctors’ offices and.
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Is Your Practice Communicating That It’s Safe to Make Dental Appointments?
It has been about seven months since the implementation of widespread restrictions aimed at stemming the spread of COVID-19, and some practices are.
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Rutgers to Study Impact of COVID-19 Testing in Dental Practices
The Rutgers School of Dental Medicine (RSDM) has received a nearly $200,000 grant to begin investigating whether regular COVID-19 testing at dental practices.
