Episode 612 · October 28, 2024

Face Masks: What the Level is Going On?

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Dr. Sheri Doniger

Dr. Sheri Doniger

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Sheri B. Doniger, DDS, practices clinical dentistry in Lincolnwood, IL. She has a lifetime of practice experience, from a dental assistant to dental hygienist to dentist. She has served as an educator in several dental and dental hygiene programs, has been a consultant for a major dental benefits company, speaks internationally on a myriad of topics, including work life balance, practice management, mentoring, practice longevity, infection control, and writes for several dental publications. Her book, "Practical Practice Solutions in Dentistry" focuses on building practice success. She is a past President of the American Association of Women Dentists. Currently serving as a library board trustee, she is also Chairperson of her local Fire and Police Commission. You may reach her at donigerdental@aol.com.

Episode Summary

Not all masks are created equal, and understanding the risks of using sub-par masks is vital for both safety and liability. In a dental practice, where high-aerosol procedures are routine, using the wrong mask or a sub-par mask may not only put your staff and patients at risk of exposure to harmful particles but also open your practice to serious legal consequences. With us today is our guest, Dr. Sheri Doniger. She is a sought after speaker, KOL and expert on the topic of infection control and prevention.

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