National network of orthodontists celebrates month-long philanthropic initiative Smile Doctors, the nation’s largest ortho-focused dental support organization (OSO), is kicking off one month of giveback
Founded in 1974, Dental Aid started as a referral organization, connecting residents in low-income housing to dental providers. In 1980, the organization opened its first
Given the communicable nature of diseases such as measles and COVID-19, it is necessary to consider policies that accommodate those who choose not to be
We take a closer look at some of the training courses DD provides. Here DD explains how important it is for practice staff to have
AAO will resume the tradition of meeting in person for the premier event for orthodontics. The American Associations of Orthodontists (AAO) opened registration for the
In a new column, Rachel Stewart explores the recruitment crisis currently facing dentistry and the innovative ways practices are finding to recruit. I don’t think
Below are three fast facts about the U.S. dental hygienist workforce. Information was taken from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and represents national data as
Michael Tsao and Hsuan Chen present a case study highlighting a non-invasive, model-free and fully digital restoration of a diastema. Producing non-invasive microveneers using CAD/CAM
, Internationally-Recognized Dental Epidemiologist Joins CU School of Dental Medicine Bruce Dye, DDS, MPH; Scientific Editor and Co-Project Director of Oral Health in America, a
After an absence of more than 18 months, Practice Plan’s popular events returned with a bang recently as the Barrow and Buxton Live Tour hit
The White House released a framework Oct. 28 on President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better spending package that removes a proposal to create a dental
“Today’s announcement is a huge disappointment to all those who care so deeply about creating a more equitable health system,” said Myechia Minter-Jordan, MD, president