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
Early intervention: Winifred J. Booker, D.D.S., a Maryland-based pediatric dentist, offers her parents and caregivers an exclusively developed diaper bag printed with enjoyable-to-read preventive dental
I am writing to wholeheartedly agree with the My View by Jonathan Nash, D.D.S., “Dental Licensure Reform: The Case for Eliminating the Clinical Exam,” article
The article in the February ADA News, “For Public Health Dentists, It’s About Helping Those Who Need It Most,” by Kimber Solana brilliantly brings to light the
As dentists, our lives have been rocked by this global pandemic. We are re-evaluating every aspect of our business, from updating clinical protocols to streamlining
I have been blessed to have now practiced dentistry for about half a century and I have been a member of the ADA for almost