By now you may have found KN95 masks, purchased them, waited for them, and perhaps received them. So now what?
There are many things you should know about the proper use of KN95 masks to keep yourself, your staff, and your patients safe.
By now you may have found KN95 masks, purchased them, waited for them, and perhaps received them. So now what?
There are many things you should know about the proper use of KN95 masks to keep yourself, your staff, and your patients safe.
The Aegis Dental Network has published an article co-authored by Dr. Scott Drucker DMD (co-founder of Supply Clinic) and Shawn Gregg (3M Oral Care US Business Director) about the importance of avoiding gray-market dental products.
Dentistry is an old and noble profession but doesn’t lend itself easily to fame. However, some dentists have managed to make a name for themselves independent of their work taking care of patients’ mouths. We’ve identified several of the most prominent dentists who achieved fame or notoriety for themselves far from their dental chairs.
Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg all famously dropped out of school before graduating. As it turns out, tech entrepreneurs aren’t the only celebrities who quit school. And a handful of notable stars even considered careers in dentistry! Here we have listed four well-known almost-dentists, who either considered or enrolled in dental school before being pulled elsewhere.
Dentists may not think about their supplies much, but they typically spend $50,000 each year stocking their offices with everything from anesthetics to x-ray holders.1 Historically, dentists have turned to large, established distributors to purchase their products, but today's landscape is rapidly changing.