Oral Health Impacts of the Pandemic
As to the pandemic’s impact on oral and systemic health, clearly, patients must take responsibility for their own care.
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The Power of Genetic Surveillance
Within a few months of isolating the original COVID-19 virus, several successful vaccines had been developed that were granted emergency use authorization for distribution in the United States.
Variants Spell Ongoing Need for Caution
Recent published data indicate the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States has dropped in many areas.
How Vaccines Helped Reopen Our Practices
To borrow a phrase used by the Queen of England in 1992, last year was an annus horribilis for our patients and our practice.
How New Drugs Are Developed and Approved
A patient recently asked, “Why do drugs cost so much?”
Vaccination Considerations in Dentistry
Vaccines with proven short–term efficacy against COVID-19 are now available.
Looking to a Brighter Future Ahead
America is strong, our people are good, and our economic base is solid. We will weather this storm.
Role of B Cells and T Cells in COVID Vaccine Strategies
As of this writing, various vaccines are in production to fight SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19.
Keeping a Watchful Eye on the CDC
Recently, our Dallas-based study club held an online meeting about where to find authoritative information during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was noted the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners recommends the U.S. Center for Disease Control…
Pandemics In A Connected World
Pandemics are not new. But the world in which they exist is.
