Many of us have made visits to hospitals or medical offices recently. We found out that mask wear is still required in these places. However, per the CDC, patients no longer have to wear masks in dental offices in counties
In Texas and across the country, the Omicron variant is waning. We hear of countries and of states removing mask mandates in the schools and perhaps across the board. It seems we are on the brink of normalcy. For now,
Thankfully, for now, there is no widespread infection rate in our country concerning the COVID-19 virus and its variants; however, as we know, within a month or so this can change. It is difficult to know what to do in
Yes, COVID-19 is for real and we do need to continue our efforts to prevent the spread of the virus; with that, we are hearing that the Dallas-Fort Worth area hospitals are overwhelmed with children needing care. This leads us
Clearly, there are valid concerns for the Delta Variant, which is now the most prevalent form of the COVID-19 virus in the United States. However, this does not at all mean that we need to panic. As is the most
Yes, the CDC is continuing to loosen up on their restrictions, and mask wear is now not required nor suggested in many settings. However, with that, mask wear is still mandated by the CDC in public transportation settings and healthcare
Yes, we all are tiring of this pandemic. Yes, other influences have affected our nation’s response to this pandemic, outside of facts and medical science. Yes, many of us want to be free and feel we have rights to exercise
We all are aware of the increasing COVID-19 infections across the country and in several Texas cities. How has this trend affected Dallas County hospitalizations and fatalities? Through a review of the Dallas County website, there are some data points
We have been back to caring for dental patients since May 4, 2020. We continue to take temperatures and screen patients prior to entry into the treatment rooms. Patients wear masks when in our building and in our dental office,
