Should dentists take the Employee Retention Tax Credit?
2021-03-11
As dentists begin filing their 2020 taxes, the ADA and Academy of Dental Certified Public Accountants are working together to highlight a new tax credit
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FDI: Dentists should be given full, fair consideration in COVID-19 vaccination programs
2021-03-10
Nearly two-thirds of countries have not granted permission to dentists to administer COVID-19 vaccines, according to a global survey conducted of member countries by the
HHS suspends HIPAA-compliance penalties related to online scheduling of COVID-19 vaccinations
2021-03-09
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights announced Feb. 24 that it will not impose penalties for noncompliance with the
JADA+ COVID-19 Monograph demonstrates how ‘dental community has risen above the defeatism to provide care’
2021-03-08
Before and after: These photos from Gary Solnit, D.D.S., of the Beverly Hills Center for Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry in California, show what he looks
One year of COVID-19 response
2021-03-08
Dr. Klemmedson Editor’s note: Explore a one-year interactive timeline, COVID-19 and Dentistry, on how the profession responded to the challenges of the pandemic at ADA.org/covidtimeline. When
Dental Quality Alliance Virtual Conference will explore disruption to the dental health care system
2021-03-04
This year’s Dental Quality Alliance Virtual Conference will be a digital live event, offering an opportunity for participants to learn about the disruptive forces within
March webinar debunks misconceptions about vaccines regarding pregnancy, fertility, breastfeeding
2021-03-03
Dr. Swamy The ADA is presenting a free webinar in March that will review the science of COVID-19 vaccines, and vaccines in general, as they
HPI poll: Dentists see increased prevalence of stress-related oral health conditions
2021-03-02
The vast majority of dentists indicate that the prevalence of stress-related oral health conditions among their respective patients have increased since the onset of the
Onward and upward’: Alliance of the ADA president shares family’s pandemic journey
2021-03-02
As a family: The Espinosa family — from left, Eva, 11; Elena, 14; Susanne; Samuel, 8; Ernesto; Joshua, 16; Isabella, 19; and Sophia, 13 —
UMSOD dental students receive COVID-19 vaccines
2021-03-01
Editor’s note: In November 2017, the ADA News launched Becoming a Dentist, a series of stories that follows three dental students at the University
Joint Commission announces successful implementation of new clinical dental licensure examination
2021-02-25
The Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations announced Feb. 24 the successful implementation of its new Dental Licensure Objective Structured Clinical Examination, or DLOSCE, which
HPI: Rural dental offices showing more robust recovery than urban offices
2021-02-24
Dr. Boynes The ADA’s Health Policy Institute is “seeing a tale of two Americas in some of our polling data,” said Marko Vujicic, Ph.D., chief