Northeast Delta Dental

Visiting the Dentist – What Should I Expect?

Dr. Joe Errante is our guest this weekend on Northeast Delta Dental Radio to talk about ‘Visiting the Dentist – What Should I Expect?’.  Dr. Joe will share with us about new things you might see, encounter, and do when visiting the dentist during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Our conversation will also include the topic of Tele-Dentistry.  Please join us on the radio or download the podcast.

Harlem Wizards

Jeremy Woodward joins us on this weekend’s show to talk about the Harlem Wizards game that will be coming in the fall and the Delta Dental New England Half Marathon.  For the marathon, this is the fifth year for the event and proceeds benefit Tedy’s Team.  Due to COVID-19, the marathon event is both in-person and virtual.  Please join us to learn more about these two exciting events!

History of Dentistry in the USA

Take a step back in time and enjoy some History of Dentistry in the USA!  Dr. Richard Berryman joins us to talk about dental history on this weekend’s broadcast.  Here are a few historical tidbits that will be shared…. 1723 – Pierre Fouchard, French surgeon – Father of Modern Dentistry – identified tooth decay by acid from sugars.  1841 – Alabama is the 1^st state to pass a Dental Practice Act and license dentists.  1859 – American Dental Association formed.  1905 – Novocain, 1^st anesthetic.  1950 – 1^st fluoride toothpaste.  Please join us to learn more….

Tech Talk with Craig Peterson

Craig Peterson joins us for a ‘Tech Talk’ on working safely from home during COVID-19.  In addition to providing us with some practical PC safety and security tips, Craig will discuss online collaboration tools and will talk about some the pros and cons of each of the major products, which include Cisco WebEx, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and GoToMeeting.  Join us on the radio and on the web at https://craigpeterson.com/

Halias Campus Safety Symposium

Russ Conte joins us this weekend to talk about the 5^th Annual Halias Campus Safety Symposium set to take place August 10 – 12, 2020.  The theme of this year’s event is to ‘Focus on Mental Health Challenges of College Campuses’.  Due to COVID-19, this event will be featured in three webinars that will cover meeting students’ counseling and mental health needs via Tele-Health; behavioral intervention strategies in an era of a socially distanced campus; and meeting the mental health needs of Veterans on college campuses.  Learn more and register at www.nhcuc.org.

Celebrating 75 Years at the Cathedral of the Pines

Bob Pettegrew, Chair, Board of Trustees of the Cathedral of the Pines joins us this weekend to share about Celebrating 75 Years at the Cathedral of the Pines!  Our program begins with a talk about Independence Day and what this day means to our country.  We will then talk about the history and how the Cathedral was started, the Hilltop House project, and the Cathedral’s 75^th Anniversary.  The Cathedral of the Pines is a nationally recognized memorial dedicated to the memory and honor of all Americans who serve our nation in search of peace.  Please visit the Cathedral in Rindge, NH and on the web at https://www.cathedralofthepines.org/

Dental Offices Re-entry during COVID-19

Dental Offices Re-entry during COVID-19 is our topic of discussion this weekend on Northeast Delta Dental Radio.  Dr. Mitch Couret will join us to talk about how things were done in dental offices prior to COVID-19 with regards to processes and protocols.  As of May 11 (New Hampshire), dental practices were able to resume services and open back up to see patients with new processes and protocols.  We will discuss what it looks like today at the dental office and future projections.  Please join us for this informative program on what you might expect on your next dental visit.

Capitol Center for the Arts

Joe Gleason joins us on this weekend’s program to talk with us about the Capitol Center for the Arts and their re-opening plans.  Around July 1, the Capitol Center for the Arts will resume following COVID-19 guidance on social distancing and reduced capacity.  A limited outdoor concert series will begin a the Fletcher-Memorial Park on Fayette Street featuring local performers.  Indoor shows will begin first at the Bank of NH Stage.  Paid livestream will be available for shows in both venues.  Please visit the Capitol Center for the Arts on the web for up-to-date program and event schedules:  https://ccanh.com/

Physical Therapy and COVID-19

Steve Coppola joins us on this weekend’s broadcast for a conversation about Physical Therapy and COVID-19.  In this program, we will learn about physical therapy, how physical therapists are dealing with COVID-19 in their practice, and “at home” vs. “in home” physical therapy.  Join us to learn more!

Hygiene in New Hampshire

Myra Nikitas with the New Hampshire Dental Hygienist Association joins us on this weekend’s broadcast to talk about Hygiene in New Hampshire.  Please join us to learn about the hygienist profession and the work they are doing here in New Hampshire.