In an effort to reduce administrative burdens for dentists, the American Dental Association is urging plan administrators to participate in its recently launched service that
Dr. Claytor What do playing the violin and practicing dentistry have in common? For Bill Claytor, Jr., D.D.S., the answer is quite a lot. They
The American Dental Association continues to advocate for removing stigmatizing questions related to mental health and substance use disorders from dental licensure applications. In July,
Brett Culp — an acclaimed filmmaker, social entrepreneur and keynote speaker — will deliver the keynote address during the SmileCon 2025 Opening Session. Brett Culp
With the release of the ADA’s new edition of Fluoridation Facts, readers can learn the answers to hundreds of frequently asked questions about community water
The American Dental Association is seeking volunteers for its workforce ambassador program to help address workforce shortages. Launched by the ADA Council on Dental Practice,
A dentist has agreed to pay more than $500,000 to the state of Oklahoma after he allegedly submitted false claims to SoonerCare, the state’s Medicaid
Dentists can use parent-obtained smartphone photos to accurately assess visible caries in children, according to a study published in the August issue of The Journal
The ADA and several other dental groups have expressed support for a bill that seeks to strengthen the scientific basis behind federal water fluoridation regulations.
The ADA compiled a three-page document outlining President Donald Trump’s budget reconciliation bill’s impact on dentists and dental practices through provisions relating to tax policy,
Five new documents are available from the American Dental Association’s Standards Program for review and comment by Sept. 7. Proposed ANSI/ADA Standard No. 47-2 for
SmileCon 2025 will offer continuing education in a variety of formats, including presentations, hands-on activities and master classes. Through cutting-edge continuing education, curated learning experiences
