Immediate Dentin Sealing: What We Know
Dr. Melissa Siebert explains the concept and history of immediate dentin sealing (IDS) and examines the research on its benefits and disadvantages.
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Dental Offices and OSHA: Cross-Contamination Standards
Dental offices must follow OSHA cross-contamination standards to keep their workplace safe and minimize outbreak risks. Read on to review recommendations for your practice.
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8 OSHA Safety Questions and Answers for Dental Offices
Providing a safe workplace is important for every practice owner. Read how these eight OSHA safety questions and answers will help you create a safer and more productive dental office.
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3 Examples of SMART Goals for Dental Assistant Success in 2023
Building a strong team is vital for a successful practice. This article presents three SMART goals for dental assistants focused on health, career growth, and education.
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OSHA and CDC Guidelines for Dentistry: Training Your Dental Staff on Bloodborne Pathogens
With the overlap in OSHA and CDC guidelines in dentistry, especially concerning bloodborne pathogen control, using the two sets of guidelines together can help you protect your staff and your community.
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OSHA Guidelines in Dentistry: Keeping Staff Safe and Records Compliant
OSHA guidelines in dentistry usually follow the “General Duty Clause,” which mandates dental offices to adhere to overall health and safety standards and ensure a safe workplace for staff.
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6 Dental Billing Laws You Need to Know
Dental billing laws are not static. There’s always new legislation that could affect your office. Get familiar with the No Surprises Act, and five other important regulations affecting your practice and patients.
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Otolaryngologist Dental Referral: Building Your Interdisciplinary Airway Team
Not all ENTs are the same, so getting the right referral for your interdisciplinary team can be challenging. Dr. Jeff Rouse shares his insights and provides solutions.
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Tracking and Controlling the Risk of Endocarditis With Dental Procedures
Managing the risk of endocarditis associated with dental procedures involves tracking, patient education, and the judicious use of antibiotic prophylaxis. Read on to learn how to communicate with patients who may be at high risk.
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Getting the SRA Abutment Right in Implant-Supported Restorations
Dr. Ricardo Mitrani explains how altering the angle of an SRA abutment can optimize screw access design when fabricating certain implant-supported restorations.
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