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Online Registration is now open!
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Join Us for a Day of LIVE CE!!!
For Dentists & Hygienists
Friday, September 24, 2021
Salt Palace Convention Center
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Rachel Wall, RDH, BS - Elevating Your Hygiene Service
Bethany Valachi, PT, DPT, MS – Solving Work Related Pain in Dentistry
Cory Glenn, DDS – Digital Dentistry in Practice
Jason Chandler, DMD, MS – Sedation & Anesthesia Review
Adam McCormick, DDS FACS - Med Emergencies & Provisional Implants
Patrick Hall, DMD, MS – Bone Grafts & Neuromodulators
Over 30 Vendors will be onsite.
Lunch is Included
Registration is through online registration only!
(Admission costs increase Sept 3rd)
Register Here
ADA members can download free resources to help educate patients about how the COVID-19 vaccine works, answer questions, correct misinformation and connect them to local vaccination sites.
We remain committed to providing the guidance you need—when you need it most. Your ADA membership supports the creation of resources that benefit the entire dental community. If you haven’t already,
renew your membership today
COVID-19 Vaccine Information
All Utahns ages 16 and older can get the vaccine.
We encourage you to make an informed decision about getting vaccinated. Credible and accurate information on the COVID-19 vaccines can be found at https://coronavirus.utah.gov/vaccine.
If you have any questions, call the COVID-19 hotline at 1-800-456-7707. The hotline has language and translation services in more than 100 languages, including Spanish.
Remember, appointments fill up quickly, and depend on the number of doses received. New appointments and vaccine clinics will be added so keep trying if you can’t get an appointment the first time.
Local health departments
Please reach out to a local health department for updates, to schedule an appointment, or if you have vaccination questions.
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Bear River Health Department
(Box Elder, Cache, and Rich counties)
435-792-6500
Vaccine appointments are scheduled through the BRHD website. You must pre-register.
Central Utah Public Health Department
(Juab, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, and Wayne counties)
435-623-0696 (Juab County)
435-462-2449 or 435-835-2231 (Sanpete County)
435-743-5723 or 435-864-3612 (Millard County)
435-577-2521 (Piute County)
435-836-1317 (Wayne County)
435-896-5451 (Sevier County)
Register for a vaccine on the CUPHD website. Click the green button, Vaccine Information. When it takes you to a new page, click the red button, Vaccine Sign-up Form. Fill out the contact information form. CUPHD will contact you about your appointment. Vaccine clinics may differ by county, so contact the CUPHD office nearest you if you have questions.
Davis County Health Department
801-525-4900*New phone number*
Call 801-525-4900 to schedule an appointment, or schedule your vaccination on the DCHD website.
Salt Lake County Health Department
385-468-7468
Vaccine appointments are scheduled through the SLCHD website. Sign upon their website to be notified of the next opportunity to schedule an appointment.
San Juan Public Health Department
435-359-0038
Call the SJPHD for information about vaccines.
Southeast Utah Health Department
(Carbon, Emery, and Grand counties)
435-637-3671 (Price office)
435-381-2252 (Castle Dale office)
435-259-5602 (Moab office)
Vaccine appointments are scheduled through the Southeast Utah website. To find out when the next vaccines will be available, fill out the form on their website, and you’ll be notified by email of the next opportunity to schedule an appointment.
Southwest Utah Public Health Department
(Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane, and Washington counties)
435-986-2549*New phone number*
Register online for a clinic in your county:
Kane County: Call 435-644-4994 to schedule
Summit County Health Department
435-333-0050
Tooele County Health Department
435-277-2484*New phone number*
Vaccine appointments are scheduled through the TCHD website, or call 435-277-2484.
TriCounty Health Department
(Daggett, Duchesne, and Uintah counties)
435-247-1177 (Vernal office)
435-722-6300 (Roosevelt office)
Call the COVID-19 Hotline at1-800-456-7707for information on vaccine appointments in the TriCounty health district. You may also leave a voicemail at 435-247-1177. Press 1 and leave a message with your name, age, phone number, and the county you live in, and TCHD will get back with you for an appointment as soon as possible.
Utah County Health Department
801-851-4357
Vaccine appointments are scheduled through the UCHD website, however, appointments are currently full. To find out when the next vaccines will be available, sign up for UCHD text alerts by texting the word UCHEALTH to 888777.
Wasatch County Health Department
435-657-3276
Vaccine appointment information is not on the WCHD website. Register for an appointment by calling the Wasatch County COVID-19 Hotline at 435-657-3276 during regular business hours (Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
Weber-Morgan Health Department
(Morgan and Weber counties)
801-399-7777
Vaccine appointments are scheduled through the WMHD website.
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The UDA is recommending all dental team members become aware of their own LHD’s plans for administration of the vaccine when available.
Here is additional information on the vaccine for your reference:
Utah Department of Health
1-800-456-7707
Resources and help to Navigate the Pandemic
The UDA is very proud to have been influential and recognized by the governor to have been a major factor in reopening of dental and medical offices. We are certain the offices following the ADA recommendations are finding the patients appreciate your efforts and feel comfortable to return to the dental office’s that are taking those recommended precautions.
The Utah Dental Association and the American Dental Association have been the #1 advocates for dentistry in these unprecedented times. Many state and national efforts have been made to help dental professionals manage the Covid pandemic and the effects on the dental offices. The dental community and situation would look very different without the ADA and UDA’s help and influence.
We continually want to remind all Dentists and their Dental Team members to visit ADA.org/virus often to see frequent updates and tools available to help patients and staff feel they are doing their best to minimize risks during dental treatments during this pandemic. New information becomes available almost daily.
Other Government Resources
CDC: COVID-19: Guidance for Dental Settings: View
CDC Recommendations: View
What to do if COVID-19 impacts your employment: View
Dept of Workforce Services information on COVID-19: View
Guidance for Preparing Workplaces for Coronavirus: View
ADA Statement on Dentistry as Essential Health Care
Statement on Dentistry as Essential Health Care
For more information about oral health, visit the ADA’s website for consumers, MouthHealthy.org.
COVID-19 Resources
During these unprecedented times, there has been a flood of information become available. It’s difficult to determine what information is the best and applicable. We recommend seeking information from reliable sources. And always check with your own professional advisors when making business decisions. The UDA is working hard to bring you the most reliable and latest information. At this time, the following seems to be reliable resources of which have great information.
Continuing Education and License Renewal info
To understand the Sedation level parameters when determining the level of licensure classification to be used in your practice – Go to: ADA Guidelines for Sedation and Anesthesia