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Written by Duane Tinker, NREMT Epinephrine is commonly used in dental settings to manage severe allergic reactions such as anaphylaxis. However, administering too much can have a range of consequences, particularly affectin...

Written by Duane Tinker (aka the Toothcop) So, you've got Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI) to deal with, and it's like navigating a maze. ePHI is healthcare information in electronic form, and it's governed by the HIPA...

Written by Duane Tinker (aka the Toothcop) When it comes to emergencies in the dental office, preparation is crucial. You’ve likely equipped your clinic with a variety of emergency response tools like Automated External Def...

Written by Duane Tinker (aka the Toothcop) In the world of emergency response, time is often the most critical factor in determining the outcome of a medical emergency. This is particularly true in dental offices, where pat...

Written by Duane Tinker, NREMT Dental emergencies can occur at any time and often involve significant pain for the patient. As dental professionals, understanding how to effectively manage this pain is crucial to providing relief and ensuring patient comfort. In this...

Written by Duane Tinker, NREMT  In the event of a medical emergency within the dental office, the saying "teamwork makes the dream work" becomes more literal than ever – it could save a life. This blog post delineates the c...

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Renewing your dental license should be the easy part of your job, right?  It can be if you avoid these potential pitfalls. Renew EarlyDentists are required to renew their licenses every two years and must do so no later than midnight on the day the license is...

The healthcare sector demands meticulous adherence to regulations, and the field of dentistry is no exception, particularly when dealing with Medicaid. For dental ...

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