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Business as usual? Solo dentists lag behind group practices and DSOs in pandemic recoveryBattery-powered air respirator may protect staff and patients against SARS-CoV-2Study shows psychological impact of COVID-19 on Chinese dental professionalsNew study examines extent of occupational risk of COVID-19 in UKCombine evacuation systems to better reduce aerosols in dental clinics—studyCOVID-19 misconceptions: Disease prevalence among US dentists remains lowDental biofilm of symptomatic COVID‐19 patients harbours SARS‐CoV‐2Zoom meetings cause growing demand for orthodontics during pandemicInterview: “Attempting to make my own shield seemed like a productive use of time”Study finds SARS-CoV-2 vaccine hesitancy in 23% of healthcare workers

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April 5, 2021 | Europe | News

Three hundred million toothpaste tubes go to landfill

YORK, UK: Enough plastic waste to circle the globe twice is the annual result of the current population cleaning their teeth with toothpaste from tubes that cannot be recycled. The UK waste management company BusinessWaste.co.uk is concerned about the volume of plastic waste being thrown away owing to toothpaste tubes and is calling for plastic-free alternatives.

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October 15, 2020 | Americas | News

Convicted hoverboard-riding dentist will serve 12 years in jail

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, U.S.: Videos of an Alaskan dentist treating a patient while riding a hoverboard went viral during an investigation of his practice last year. He has now been convicted on 46 separate felony and misdemeanor counts. As a result, he has been sentenced to serve 20 years in jail with eight years suspended, according to a statement by Alaska’s Department of Law.

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September 28, 2020 | Asia Pacific | Advertorial, Interviews

Interview: “Correct biofilm management needs to be learnt by doing”

Although dental students are well aware that a proper oral care routine is key to a healthy mouth, hands-on instruction is usually absent from the curricula. The iTOP—short for individually trained oral prophylaxis—prevention programme fills this gap, teaching students perfect oral hygiene skills and how to instruct patients and motivate them to sustain lifelong oral health. Dental Tribune International spoke to Dr Tihana Divnic-Resnik, a senior lecturer and co-ordinator at the University of Sydney. She has introduced iTOP at the university's Dental School to benefit her students, as well as their future patients.

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July 20, 2020 | Europe | Advertorial

Dental suction systems help to keep staff and patients safe during SARS-CoV-2 crisis

BIETIGHEIM-BISSINGEN, Germany: Owing to the large number of patients seen in dental practices, there is always a danger of coming into contact with an infectious disease. However, the use of reliable intra-oral spray mist suction systems can help prevent the transmission of disease to patients or staff members, according to Dürr Dental.

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