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Let’s face it, the past few months were not the easiest. But, you’re back in business and wondering how to make up for lost revenue, right? We hope...

As you plan to follow the new safety guidelines for opening your dental practice during the Covid-19 pandemic, do your patients know what you are d...

The Challenge? COVID-19 crisis. What’s the solution for your dental practice? COVID-19 has disrupted the way that we live and work and left many of...

The dental industry has felt the effects of COVID-19 first hand. With non-essential procedures put on hold, practices have been significantly impac...

During these unconventional times, GLO Science Professional is quickly adapting to the many changes and challenges placed on the dental community. ...

Let’s face it- these are some of the most unique, extenuating circumstances the dental profession has seen. Practitioners have been called to restr...

When dental practices across the US were advised by the American Dental Association to pause routine care and limit operations to emergency treatment only due to the COVID-19 pandemic, GLO Science Founder Dr. Jonathan B. Levine realized that he could fill an urgent need of many NYC hospitals. His own Fifth Avenue dental practice had plenty of inventory of masks, gloves, and other personal protective equipment (PPE) that they wouldn’t be using for the time being, while many NYC hospitals were facing significant shortages. So he teamed up with a local catering company who provided its van and contacted colleagues around New York City asking them to join him in donating PPE supplies to local hospitals for the medical providers fighting the virus on the frontlines.

The current outbreak of COVID-19 is quickly changing our lives in unprecedented ways. This has placed a unique burden on the dental community as we...

The ADA recently recommended that dental practices nationwide focus exclusively on emergency care for the next 3 weeks and postpone all routine and elective appointments.

Many patients will not be able to come in for their routine care at some point during this crisis. At the same time, we all know that good oral health is essential for whole body health and wellness, especially in times like these. Like you, we want all your patients to stay healthy!

Therefore, we wanted to share a few ideas to help you stay connected to your patients while also helping them maintain effective oral hygiene and care at home.

As a health care provider, you are critically important to the communities you serve. During these challenging times, please know that we are here to support you, your practice, and your patients.

As we all know, regular oral care is critical for whole body health and wellness. If you have not yet communicated with your patients about the measures your practice is taking to ensure a safe environment for them, we are sharing a basic template which you can take pieces of or modify as needed for your particular practice and patient base. We hope this is helpful.

It’s no secret that social media has changed the way businesses market themselves. Approximately 19% of people agree that they’ve been influenced i...

Let’s face it- choosing a dental practice today is not the same it used to be. With over 200,000 dentists practicing in the U.S., competition is fi...