The Association on March 2 released a new resource for members to help dental practices make informed decisions and facilitate conversations about the Centers for
Flying: Dr. David White skydives in Honolulu before an ADA House of Delegates meeting. Photo courtesy of Dr. David White. A New Day for Dentistry
The ADA Health Policy Institute is inviting Association members to a free interactive webinar covering the shifting trends on the dental workforce based on the
March is Women’s History Month, which celebrates the contributions women have made in the U.S. and recognizes achievements women have made in a variety of
Schedules in dental practices, on average, were about 83% full in February, an increase from 77% in January, according to the second wave of the
Washington – The American Dental Association is advising dentists and their staffs to be on the alert for possible internet security risks in the wake
National Children’s Dental Health Month received a shout out from Congress during the House of Representatives’ pro forma session on Feb. 25. During the session,
National Children’s Dental Health Month received a shout out from Congress during the House of Representatives’ pro forma session on Feb. 25. During the session, Rep. Mike
Editor’s note: This is the latest story in the ADA News series Focus on Workforce that seeks to alleviate the nationwide difficulties of recruiting, training
Washington – The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Dental Association and American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons are asking lawmakers to help improve
The American Dental Association is asking lawmakers to increase the authorized funding level for the Oral Health Workforce Development Program to help address difficulties with
The ADA is asking a select group of dentists to participate in the 2022 Survey of Dental Fees. Every few years, the Association conducts a