Renee Hense

Dental Practice
4 myths about emergency patients shattered by COVID-19
Before COVID-19, the term "emergency patient" might have had a negative connotation for many dental professionals. However, the pandemic and subsequent closures changed how dental practices should be viewing these patients and their potential future with the practice, writes Renee Hense.
July 14, 2020
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