Goal of July webinar: Improve office efficiency
A free ADA webinar scheduled for July 27 explains how electronic transactions can reduce practice overhead and mitigate administrative overload. Electronic Transactions — Improving Office
A free ADA webinar scheduled for July 27 explains how electronic transactions can reduce practice overhead and mitigate administrative overload. Electronic Transactions — Improving Office
Washington — The ADA and a coalition of like-minded stakeholders are urging House appropriators to “oppose any efforts” to weaken the Food and Drug Administration’s
The last day to take advantage of early bird registration rates for SmileCon is July 7. Early bird pricing will be available until 5 p.m.
Washington — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will be hosting a recorded webcast on July 8 at 3 p.m. ET to provide
Washington — The ADA, Organized Dentistry Coalition and several other health care organizations are supporting the Resident Education Deferred Interest Act, or REDI Act, which would
Washington — The Organized Dentistry Coalition, including the ADA, is supporting legislation to expand Medicaid oral health coverage by increasing the eligibility age from 21

Dr. Araujo Dr. Hammond Dr. Spomer Dr. Carrasco-Labra Dr. Lipman Providing indispensable scientific resources. Publishing ground-breaking research. Conducting rigorous product testing. What do these all

Sense of accomplishment: Brianna Chavis-Locklear, D.M.D., a member of the Lumbee Tribe and 2020 graduate of East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine, hopes to
The ADA will present a free webinar July 21 that will cover evidence-based strategies for incorporating controlled substance risk assessment into dental practices. Integrating Controlled
The ADA Council on Dental Education and Licensure published new sedation guidelines in an effort to provide direction for teaching of initial pediatric pain control,
The Board of Trustees awarded honorary ADA memberships to four individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of the art and science of

Mr. Slover Washington — The repeal of the McCarran-Ferguson antitrust exemption for health insurance companies was the subject of the May 17 Tooth Talk podcast. Formally