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OSHA issues final rule updating the Hazard Communication Standard
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued a final rule updating and improving the current Hazard Communication Standard to provide better information on data sheets and labels that might help first responders in case of a workplace emergency.
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Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention rebrands to Association for Dental Safety
The Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention has rebranded to the Association for Dental Safety.
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ADA reaffirms support for fluoride after American Medical Association study
The American Dental Association reaffirmed its support for fluoride after the Journal of the American Medical Association published a study examining the effects of fluoride exposure in pregnant women.
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ADA speaks out against 'veneer techs': 3 notes
The American Dental Association recently warned the public against visiting "veneer techs" after the unlicensed individuals became popular on social media.
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ADA unveils new Seal of Acceptance category
The American Dental Association launched a category as part of its Seal of Acceptance program to help people identify non-opioid products for management of acute dental pain.
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ADA gives recommendations to congressional subcommittee after Change Healthcare cyberattack
The American Dental Association shared recommendations for supporting dental practices after the Feb. 21 cyberattack on Change Healthcare.
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More research, training needed for TMJ treatment, investigation finds
Many treatments and surgeries for patients with temporomandibular joint disorders lack supporting evidence of effectiveness and may even make pain worse, according to a recent investigation by KFF Health News and CBS News.
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Federal government could bring back HIPAA compliance audits — 2 notes for dentists
The U.S. Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights may bring back an audit program that checks covered entities and business associates for compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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3 dental clinical leadership updates in 1 month
Here are three clinical leadership headlines Becker's has reported on since Jan. 12:
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New pain management guidelines released for adolescent, adult dental patients
The American Dental Association recently released new guidelines to manage short-term dental pain in adolescent and adult dental patients.
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Lead aprons, thyroid collars no longer needed for dental X-rays: ADA
The American Dental Association recently updated its recommendations for radiography safety.
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Mask mandates resurface: What dentists need to know
The reimplementation of mask mandates in healthcare settings could affect dental practices.
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4 clinical leadership updates in dentistry
Here are four clinical leadership updates Becker's has reported on since Nov. 3:
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ADA releases new standard for digital radiographs
The American Dental Association recently released new guidance for capturing and exchanging digital radiographs.
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American Association of Orthodontists advises patients following SmileDirectClub closure
The American Association of Orthodontists is offering guidance to SmileDirectClub patients after the teledentistry company announced it had shut down and filed for bankruptcy.
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The importance of protective legal action: 3 takeaways + quotes
During a featured session at Becker's The Future of Dentistry Roundtable, Mike Webb, a consultant with Legally Mine, discussed the importance of asset protection and tax savings for entrepreneurial ASC leaders.
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US Preventive Services Task Force finalizes recommendations for primary care oral health screenings
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force finalized its recommendations on preventive interventions in non-dental primary care settings in people without symptoms.
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COVID slowed efforts to reduce opioid use in dental care: Study
The COVID-19 pandemic slowed efforts to reduce the use of opioids in dentistry, according to a recent study from the University of Michigan.
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ADA, Forsyth Institute partner to launch research institute
The American Dental Association and the Forsyth Institute teamed up to launch a new research initiative.
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ADA to reduce membership fees by 5% in 2024
The American Dental Association House of Delegates voted Oct. 10 to reduce membership dues by 5% in 2024.
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