Dear valued Dental City customers. As we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, please know the Dental City team is here for you. Our loyal customers are of great importance to us – that’s why we’re here to support your team through these challenging times....

The dental industry may be in the “new normal” as many key signals used to evaluate the dental industry are showing similar data over time.

As dental professionals take additional precautions to keep themselves and patients safe during the ongoing pandemic, most notably in the form of additional PPE, things might be getting a little hot around the collar—literally. Extra layers of protective garments,...

In a new round of data collected by the Health Policy Institute (HPI), key metrics tracking the recovery of the dental industry continues to increase, although at a slowing slower pace than in previous weeks. From patient volume to rehiring to new patient capacity...

The latest report on the dental industry from HPI ADA continues to show steady gains. From patient volume to employees returning to work to collection volumes, positive trend lines persist in the data, providing a much welcomed optimistic report on the health of the...

Here at Dental City we’ve worked diligently with manufacturers to produce a face shield that our customers will love.

Recent industry survey results show the dental industry continues to rebound as dental offices re-open and patient bookings continue to increase.

We’ve pulled the most relevant information from the CDC to help dental professionals understand the appropriate way to preform donning and doffing of PPE.

As dental practices begin reopening, the CDC is recommending additional PPE over and above what was typically worn by dental professionals pre COVID-19. One piece of PPE that many dental professional are now wearing is a face shield. To help maintain supply of PPE...

In a recent webinar, the Health Policy Institute and the ADA presented findings from a recent survey of dental practices focused on the state of practices reopening. In the week beginning May 18, they surveyed approximately 12,000 dentists nationally, obtaining a...

As dental offices begin to reopen, it is extremely important to adhere to proper infection control in order to rebuild practices and reinforce patient trust. This trust is an essential part in working our way back to “normal” and ensuring the utmost comfort that...

As dental offices being to evaluate what “normal” looks like in a Coronavirus world, they need to evaluate everything they did before, including the new employee onboarding checklist. With more emphasis on PPE, dental office managers will need to think about adjusting...

As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, healthcare workers continue to see a shortage in Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). These difficulties have led to dental offices considering the extension of use for certain PPE, the most significant item being N95 masks. In order...

In this second of three podcasts featuring actionable financial advice for your practice from Ken Mathys, CPA & Dental Practice Advisor, you’ll learn how to leverage your practice’s current financial position to formulate a daily, weekly and...

As dental offices across the country begin to reopen, dental hygienists may feel a mix of emotions towards the idea of returning back to work. With a plethora of different things to think about and prepare for, it is normal to feel overwhelmed. In order to help...

In this first of three podcasts featuring actionable financial advice for your practice from Ken Mathys, CPA & Dental Practice Advisor, you'll learn how to stabilize your practice and prepare it for the future state of dentistry during the COVID-19...

ADMINISTRATIVE: Review infection control protocol with the entire practice staff to ensure everyone understands and that they can implement it seamlessly when practice begins seeing more patients Notify patients when you anticipate re-opening & of new practice...

The ADA Advisory Task Force on the Dental Practice Recovery has made interim recommendations for dental practices considering re-opening to non-emergency care. This guidance is focused on the short-term management of dental practice during the COVID-19 pandemic as...

Dental professionals everywhere are anticipating the day they can re-open their practice for more than emergency care. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the ADA currently recommends practices continue to provide only urgent or emergency care until April 30 and urges...

When you contact your patients to start scheduling appointments again, it is likely many will have questions they will want answers to before they will schedule an appointment.  Preparing scripts for your staff to help them handle these questions, will allow for...