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Miles of aisles: PDC’s exhibit hall

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Victor Bianchi, president of OCO Biomedical.

Carestream U.S. Regional Product Manager Joe Andrasko provides details about the company’s newly launched CS Solutions.

Barry Faldner, left, and Vera Faldner of Blue Apple Health.

David Goldshaw, left, and Dan Christensen of Shofu Dental Corp.

Simon Wisniewski of Investors Group offers a beverage.

Janet Andersen invites attendees to have tea with the Queen in the BAVO The Dentists’ Laboratory booth.

Annette Tindall, with Zeiss, in the NDI booth, demonstrates the Cinema ProMed 3-D multimedia video glasses, powered by the Zeiss cinemizer OLED.

Mark Eisen in the DMG America booth.

Gary Hunter, in the SciCan booth.

Darcy Murphy, a dentist in New Westminister, British Columbia, tests out the Iveri whitening system, assisted by Gene David, Iveri’s Western Canada representative, in the Patterson Dental booth.

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November 6, 2020 | News

ADA supports point-of-care COVID-19 testing by dentists

CHICAGO, Ill., USA: According to a new policy from the American Dental Association, point-of-care testing to screen patients for chronic diseases and other medical conditions, including COVID-19, that could complicate dental care or put the patient and dental staff at risk is within a dentist’s scope of practice. “Yet currently, rapid and reliable COVID-19 tests are not available to dentists for in-office use, which makes no sense,” states ADA President Dr. Daniel Klemmedson.

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June 26, 2020 | News

Oral Health Matters! The Lancet FIRST ever commission on Oral Health

Last year, The Lancet Series aimed to get global oral health on global health agendas. On 25 June 2020, The Lancet announced that 27 experts across research, policy, advocacy & clinical dentistry from 16 countries will continue this work via a Lancet Commission on Oral Health. Dr Divyesh Mundra gives more details on the Lancet Health Commission and its plans.

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May 5, 2020 | News

Severe form of COVID 19: Mainly a vascular disease? Can ‘Anaerobic Bacteria Hypothesis’ explain it?

Sandeep Chakraborty (B-Tech, Electrical Engineering IIT Kharagpur, 1997), (Masters. Computer science, IIT Kharagpur, 2008) is a researcher focused on computational protein modelling, genome projects, and designing anti-microbial peptides. Dental Tribune South Asia had earlier published his interview where he had highlighted his observations, saying that we should focus on the role of anaerobic bacteria like Prevotella causing COVID complications - "Metagenomic data of COVID19 patients from across the globe shows a certain distinct pattern- anaerobic bacteria (Prevotella primarily) seem to predominate, i.e. there is a disruption of balance (homeostasis) with aerobic counterparts." Does the emerging evidence, which shows that COVID 19 could be primarily a vascular disease add credence to his bacterial hypothesis? Read the second part of the interview.

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April 14, 2020 | News

Is Zoom a safe tool for online dental education?

LEIPZIG, Germany: During the COVID-19 pandemic, virtual meetings, teledentistry and online education have become more important than ever. There are many remote conferencing services from which associations and companies can choose in order to hold events, organise webinars or consult patients. Many seem to have chosen an increasingly popular platform called Zoom Meetings for these purposes. This is the chief product of Zoom Video Communications, which is based in San Jose in California in the US. However, Zoom has received strong criticism for its data collection practices and several other security issues.

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