Survey respondents were asked, “What is the current status of your dental practice?”
General practice: 43 percent open and business as usual; 55.9 percent open but lower patient volume than usual; 1.1 percent treating emergency patients only or not treating any patients at all
Dental surgical specialist: 51.6 percent open and business as usual; 48.4 percent open but lower patient volume than usual
Endodontist: 56.9 percent open and business as usual; 41.2 percent open but lower patient volume than usual; 1.9 percent treating emergency patients only
Orthodontist: 42.2 percent open and business as usual; 56.3 percent open but lower patient volume than usual; 1.5 percent not treating any patients at all
Pediatric dentist: 31.9 percent open and business as usual; 66.7 percent open but lower patient volume than usual; 1.4 percent not treating any patients at all
Periodontist: 44.8 percent open and business as usual; 53.7 percent open but lower patient volume than usual; 1.5 percent not treating any patients at all
Prosthodontist: 30 percent open and business as usual; 70 percent open but lower patient volume than usual
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