The CDT 2026 update includes 60 total code changes, highlighted by six deletions that reflect evolving clinical practice and public health realities. Understanding which codes are disappearing and why can help dental teams prepare for claims…
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Study Shows Skin Reactions to COVID-19 Vaccines Are Nothing to Worry About
A study recently published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology found that the skin reactions commonly seen post-COVID-19 vaccination resolve quickly and are not indicative of any serious medical condition. The study…
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Low-Cost COVID-19 Vaccine May Help the World’s Poorest Countries Fight the Pandemic
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DentaQuest’s New Investments Support a More Diverse, Equitable Future in Dentistry
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