Washington — The ADA is supporting legislation to expand Medicaid oral health coverage by increasing the eligibility age from 21 to 25 for former youth
Patient volume continues to close in on pre-COVID-19 levels and owner dentists are increasing staff recruitment for dental teams, according to an ADA Health Policy
The ADA Foundation is encouraging dental students and early-career dentists to apply for the Dr. David Whiston Leadership Award, which will cover the costs of
The National Institute of Standards and Technology published on May 13 an infographic of a series of simple tips and tactics that can help organizations
Patient saliva was found not to be the major source of the microbes in aerosols generated during dental procedures, according to Ohio State University researchers,
The cumulative COVID-19 infection prevalence rate among U.S. dentists was 2.6% as of November 2020 — lower than the infection rate of other front-line health
Three dental organizations have united in the name of health equity. The Diverse Dental Society comprises three minority oral health professional organizations: the Hispanic Dental
Dallas — Two North Texas dentists, their dental management companies and affiliated pediatric dental practices paid $3.1 million to resolve allegations that they defrauded the
The ADA has issued guidance to help dentists answer questions about new recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding mask use for
Advocacy: Dr. Theresa Cheng, recipient of the 2021 ADA Humanitarian Award, delivers opening remarks at the Veterans Day Open Mic Town Hall in Seattle in
Health care providers who administer COVID-19 vaccines to underinsured individuals have the opportunity to be reimbursed for claims not covered by their patients’ insurance. The
The American Dental Association’s new journal, JADA Foundational Science, is open for submissions, providing a forum for researchers in basic and applied sciences to make
