The American Dental Association is seeking nominations for the Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Dental Research, which honors individuals who have helped advance the
The ADA announced May 12 that it named Raymond A. Cohlmia, D.D.S., dean of the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry and a former ADA
Washington — The ADA is asking the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights to consider the burdens changes to the
Washington — The ADA is asking the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to discuss how oral health has been affected by the COVID-19
Dental care: Deidra T. Rondeno, D.D.S., founder and CEO of the DDD Foundation, treats patient Rodrigo, 14, who has autism. Deidra T. Rondeno, D.D.S., discovered
Dr. Skinner SmileCon’s continuing education program will be about more than just checking off requirements. “It will focus on the whole person, helping attendees keep
Dr. Klemmedson Dr. Meeske Dr. Kessler It’s more than just seeing patients. It’s helping them understand what dental care is. It’s giving easily understood explanations
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continues to update its guidance for those fully vaccinated against COVID-19, although most recommended precautions, such as the
Giving back: Nicole McGrath-Barnes, D.D.S., started KinderSmile Foundation toto increase oral care access and provide oral care education to low-income, marginalized communities. Dr. McGrath-Barnes Nicole
The ADA is holding another installment of its popular one-day virtual coding course on May 21. Coding experts Christopher Bulnes, D.M.D., Hope Watson, D.M.D., Mark
Washington — The ADA is supporting legislation to help military families by giving military spouses with valid professional licenses in one state reciprocity in the
Consumer confidence in returning to the dental office hit a new high in April, with 94% of typical dental patients indicating that they are ready