The ADA has joined a coalition of more than 80 healthcare, civil rights, and other organizations in thanking Representative Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Delaware) for introducing
In a state-first, young South Australians who have left care will now have access to increased, free dental services and children and young people in
DENTALEZ is excited to announce the newest superstar in our constellation of Star products! To answer our customer’s ongoing needs for power and flexibility, we’ve
Can disruption have the potential to eradicate disparities and promote health equity? The 2021 Dental Quality Alliance’s Virtual Conference, themed Disruption for Change: The Impact
Researchers conducted an online survey at three dental schools in Michigan, Florida and Utah, and one allopathic medical school in Michigan. Overall, 248 dental students
Why is Smoking the worst enemy for your Oral Health How does smoking affect oral health? Smoking is known to weaken our body and our
Topical and supplemental fluorides used in dental offices and over-the-counter products are not related to an increased risk of developing osteosarcoma, according to a study
He talked about how the field is changing and the potential boon for teledentistry and tooth growth. Question: How are you thinking about business growth?
The Manitoba government is providing $32 million over three years to ensure ongoing high-quality dental care for Employment and Income Assistance (EIA) recipients and children
A common need among clinicians worldwide is for a simplified adhesive and self-adhesive cementation procedure through one product that delivers high aesthetics, exceptional bond strength
Martin Wanendeya delves into the research behind an increase in assaults on healthcare professionals since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Freedoms continue to be
Dr. Anna Ireland has been named the dental public health lead at Public Health England (PHE) as the agency prepares to move its health improvement