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Utah Health, Intermountain to investigate man's death after 9 teeth pulled at student dental clinic
University of Utah Health and Intermountain Healthcare, both based in Salt Lake City, have promised to investigate the death of a man who died a week after getting nine of his teeth pulled at the university's student dental clinic, reports Fox's KSTU.
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6 ways to encourage dental staff to get COVID-19 vaccine, per CDA
The California Dental Association is advising practice owners to encourage dental staff to get vaccinated against COVID-19 instead of implementing mandates.
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What to do when patients refuse to wear a mask, per CDA
Some patients may refuse to comply with mask mandates for dental appointments. Dental professionals must be prepared for difficult conversations and using de-escalation tactics to reduce tension, reports the California Dental Association.
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California expands COVID-19 vaccine efforts to immediately include dental workers
The California Health Department has expanded its definition of healthcare workers to now include people who work at dental clinics in the state's first wave of COVID-19 vaccination.
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CDC includes dentists, dental staff in 1st phase of COVID-19 vaccinations
The CDC has included dental professionals in its recommendation regarding which healthcare personnel should be prioritized for the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines.
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California emergency waiver allows dentists to give COVID-19 vaccine
California officials have approved a public health emergency waiver that allows dentists to administer COVID-19 vaccines to patients 16 and older, reports NBC's KNSD.
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Dental professionals included in Idaho's 1st round of COVID-19 vaccines
Dentists, dental hygienists and dental assistants in Idaho are being prioritized for COVID-19 vaccinations, reports CBS affiliate KBOI-TV.
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CDA: 5 factors affecting how quickly dentists get COVID-19 vaccine
Below is an overview of the factors that affect how quickly California dentists will receive their COVID-19 vaccine, per the California Dental Association.
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Dental workers seek answers on COVID-19 vaccination
Dentists are calling for transparency and clarity on when they can expect to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Texas dentist sees uptick in dental visits, cites pandemic delay
Lufkin, Texas-based Family Dentistry and Orthodontics has reported an increase in dental visits and blames pandemic delays, KLTV reports.
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North Carolina dentists petition government to include them in 1st tier of vaccinations
Dental professionals are petitioning the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to prioritize them in the first phase of vaccine distribution, reports ABC affiliate WTVD.
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Oregon dentist 1st in industry to give COVID-19 vaccine
Ryan Thrower, DMD, is the first U.S. dentist to administer a COVID-19 vaccine, reports NBC affiliate KGW.
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OSHA fines Michigan dentist $2K+ for COVID-19 violations
A Michigan dental practice received a $2,100 fine from Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration for COVID-19 workplace violations, according to a Dec. 22 news release.
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Dentists' top 5 questions on COVID-19 exposure, per CDA
The California Dental Association released the top five most frequently asked questions by its member dentists regarding COVID-19 exposure.
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Routine dental care may prevent severe COVID-19 complications, study finds
Successful control of periodontal inflammation can be beneficial to the lungs and potentially decrease severity and risk of COVID-19 respiratory problems, according to a study published by the Journal of the California Dental Association.
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Oregon dentist gets certified to give COVID-19 vaccine
Dana Yip, DDS, has received training and certification that allows him to administer vaccinations, reports Fox's KPTV.
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ADA releases COVID-19 vaccine fact sheet
The American Dental Association has released a COVID-19 vaccine fact sheet to serve as an educational resource for dentists.
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Tips for leading amid the pandemic: 3 dentists weigh in
Three dentists talked to the California Dental Association about their experiences leading amid the pandemic.
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Top 20 dental infection control stories of 2020
Infection control has been a priority for dentists for a long time, but it gained even more importance in 2020, as preventing the spread of the novel coronavirus became top of mind across the globe.
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ADA to Biden team: Prioritize these 7 oral health measures in first 100 days
The American Dental Association laid out the main COVID-19-related concerns the administration of President-elect Joe Biden needs to address within its first 100 days to ensure dental providers can effectively serve patients throughout the pandemic.
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