The ADA Health Policy Institute’s monthly COVID-19 economic results poll is evolving for 2022 and the institute is recruiting dentists to join the new survey
Winners: The ADA Practice Transitions team attends the 2021 Chicago Innovation Awards. From left (front), Timisha Swan-Stewart, ADAPT administrator; Dr. Suzanne Ebert, vice president dental
The American Dental Association Standards Committee on Dental Products has approved the following new standards and technical reports that are now available for purchase from
Family: Dr. Giles Willis Jr., right, with his wife, Kim, and daughter, Eden, pose for a photo backstage during the taping of the NBC special,
Washington – The ADA is asking the Senate to pass the PREVENT HPV Cancers Act, which encourages the use of the Human papillomavirus vaccine to
The University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine announced Dec. 10 that it named Stefan Ruhl, D.D.S., as interim dean, effective Jan. 6. A professor
Dr. Smiley It is not my intent to dismiss the tragedy of the loss of close to 800,000 U.S. lives from the pandemic or the
Dentists are traditionally independent and don’t like regulatory agencies telling them what to do. That changed with the arrival of COVID-19. r. Smiley Practitioners needed
Washington – The Oral Health Literacy and Awareness Act of 2021 passed the House of Representatives on Dec. 8. The ADA and Organized Dentistry Coalition
This letter to the editor is in response to the Oct. 11 ADA News article “Expanding Medicare: What Every Dentist Needs to Know.” One thing
I am in full agreement with Jonathan Nash, D.D.S., and his Sept. 13 My View “Licensure Reform: The Case for Eliminating the Clinical Exam.” I
I couldn’t help myself when I read the recent article in the Oct. 11 ADA News “Delta Dental of California Launches Provider Rating System.” I
