Providing the best dental services is not just about finding and employing the best dental professionals. While technical competency is obviously vital to the success of the business, a safe and healthy dental practice environment requires more. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the healthcare sector, including dental services, which have been [...]
Dental professionals who aim to provide quality service to their patients must ensure they use advanced dental safety measures for their own as well as the patients' safety. Since the outbreak of Covid-19, maintaining trust and safety during dental procedures has become an area of great concern. The risk of Covid-19 transmission has created trust [...]
Congratulations! You’re a newly graduated dental hygienist or dental assistant… Now what? The question of what to do after graduation is common among new grads. Full of hope and worry, dreams and fears. 2020 may have been a strange year to graduate as most of you did not get to walk the stage, but rather [...]
At TempStars, the safety and satisfaction of all dental professionals and patients is our #1 concern. To help our members feel confident getting back to work post-COVID, we've spent months making improvements to our service to better serve you. From updated app features to improved communication tools, here are some of the things we've implemented [...]
After nine weeks of non-essential business closures that began on March 16, British Columbia is allowing the province to reopen. Following other provinces that have reopened, B.C. is moving into Phase 2 of its Restart Plan which includes allowing dental offices to reopen beginning May 19, 2020. The College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia [...]
Across Canada, we're seeing provinces slowly allow some business operations to resume after over two months of closures. On May 14, Alberta has begun phase one of their relaunch strategy, reopening nearly all public spaces and businesses to the public, including allowing dental offices to resume full provision of services. Alberta has had 6400 COVID-19 [...]
After nearly seven weeks of non-essential business closures across the country, Saskatchewan will be one of the first provinces in Canada to begin slowly reopening. The province has outlined a methodical and phased approach to reopen. The first of five phases begins on Monday, May 4th, 2020. Manitoba will also be reopening their first phase [...]
After weeks of closures, dental offices in Manitoba will be some of the first in the country to reopen for select procedures. Unlike Saskatchewan which is allowing some non-urgent procedures upon their first phase of reopening, the Manitoba Dental Association is allowing emergency and urgent care only. The province has outlined a methodical and phased [...]
